If you're planning to list your home this fall, you probably already have a to-do list going. Mow the lawn, mulch the beds, repaint the front door, clean up the porch. All good things to do, but when that potential buyer drives into your driveway, the first things...
Fall in Maryland can bring warm afternoons and cool evenings within the same day. Those temperature changes affect your roof, too. How fall temperature swings cause roofing material expansion and contraction is straightforward. Due to temperature changes, the roofing...
If your home has a chimney, plumbing vent, or another opening through the roof, fall is a good time to check those areas. Because when you start running the heat regularly this season, the last thing you want to find is a water stain that was not there a few weeks...
While the Atlantic hurricane season is from June to November, it usually peaks during September. Maryland may not experience a direct hurricane landfall, but tropical systems can still bring strong gusts, heavy rainfall, and wind-driven rain to the state. For...
Roof coatings are often advertised as a less expensive way to extend the life of a roof without replacing it. For some roofing systems, that can be a good option. For others, it isn't. The difference comes down to the type of roof you have and its current condition....
Late summer means school supply lists, sports physicals, and getting the calendar back in order after a loose summer schedule. At Topper Roofing, we think your roof deserves a spot on that same to-do list, and for a reason most homeowners don't think about until it's...
Spring gutter problems and August gutter problems aren't quite the same. In spring, most homeowners are dealing with what winter left behind and getting ready for spring rains. By August, gutters have had plenty of time to collect seed pods, twigs, pollen, and other...
