These articles are about one kind of roof: asphalt shingles in the Phoenix area. They cover what a summer of 100 degree days does to a shingle, what to check before and after monsoon season, the signs of a roof that’s drying out, how to weigh a replacement quote, why we use a soy-based treatment, and what to know before you sell a home with an older roof. Where we use a number, we link the source, mostly NOAA and the National Weather Service. When you’d like someone to look at your own roof, book a free roof evaluation.
Articles on Arizona shingle roofs
Straight answers for Phoenix-area homeowners with asphalt shingle roofs, with the weather numbers and the sources linked.
What 115 degree days do to asphalt shingles
One July day on a Phoenix shingle roof, hour by hour.
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Rejuvenate or replace your shingle roof?
There’s a replacement quote on the kitchen counter.
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Signs your shingle roof is drying out
Six things you can spot from your yard, what each one usually means on a Phoenix shingle roof, and which ones need someone up on the roof to judge.
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A monsoon season roof checklist for Phoenix homeowners
Monsoon season runs June 15 to September 30.
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Why we use a soy-based roof treatment
Before we sprayed anything on a roof, we had to pick a product.
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Selling a Phoenix home with an older shingle roof
For sellers and their agents. What a buyer’s inspector tends to look at on an older shingle roof, how to get ahead of the roof questions, and the honest options before you list.
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