9 Roofing Myths That Cost Homeowners Money
Roofing myths and misinformation spread easily through talking to neighbors, seeing posts on social media, and receiving outdated advice. When you take these myths at face value, it can lead to unnecessary expenses, premature roof failure, insurance issues, and avoidable repairs — all things that cost you money. At Kanga Roof, we want you to […]
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The Pros and Cons of Layering New Shingles Over an Existing Roof
When it comes to repairing and upgrading your roof’s shingles, it’s important to know the best options for you. Though some may try to save money by installing new shingles over old ones, it might cost more in the long run. Compared to full shingle removal and replacement, layering shingles has a few benefits and […]
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The Difference Between Cosmetic and Functional Roof Damage
Not all damage affects your roof’s ability to protect your home from the elements. Cosmetic and functional damage are two different things — while both deserve attention, they have different implications, and homeowners often struggle to determine whether damage requires immediate repairs or if they should just keep an eye on it for now. At […]
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How Proper Roof Drainage Protects Your Home’s Foundation
Your home’s roof and foundation are more connected than you might think. They may be the very top and bottom of your home, but that doesn’t mean that issues with one are unrelated to the other. Gutters, downspouts, roof slopes, and drainage systems all work together to move water away from your home and prevent […]
Read More11 Tips for Maximizing Your Roof’s Lifespan
A roof is one of the most significant investments you’ll ever make in your home, so you want to do everything you can to protect it. Every roof has an expected lifespan, but it’s not set in stone. Factors like the climate and weather conditions, the quality of the installation, the attic ventilation and insulation, […]
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What to Do if Water is Pooling on Your Roof
Roof pooling (also known as ponding) is exactly what it sounds like: when water accumulates on the roof. This occurs most commonly on flat or low-slope roofs, but it can happen on other roofs, as well. Pooling water should never be ignored because it can shorten the roof’s lifespan and lead to leaks or structural […]
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