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Drip edges are metal sheets, usually shaped like an “L,” installed at the edge of the roof. Also called drip edge flashing or D-metal.

Transcript Roof planes that butt up against vertical walls at the end of each new shingle course need to be protected by installing metal step flashing.

Disclaimer: This article is not to be construed as any type of express or implied warranty or guarantee of the impact performance against hail of IKO shingles by…

Tips For Calculating Roof Area So You’ll Know How Many Bundles Per Square You’ll Need For Roof Area Coverage So you need a new roof, whether it’s…

When it comes to choosing the perfect shingles for your home’s roof, there’s no shortage of information to guide you to make the right decision. Unfortunately, not all…

Transcript Your home is an investment. Protecting your home is very important. A roof goes on to your home and putting something on your home that’s…

What Are Architectural Shingles? IKO Explains Find out from the experts at IKO what architectural roof shingles are and how they differ For most of us,…

Transcript u003cdiv class=u0022text-wrapu0022u003ernrnu0026nbsp;rnrnRepairing or replacing your roof is an important investment. This is why you should insist on working with a professional roofing contractor who has…

Well Over A Century Ago Old roofs of slate or wood were typically constructed of individual rectangular pieces, offset and overlapped to shed water. Occasionally, for added…

Asphalt shingles are the number one choice for roofing in North America for good reason. They offer versatility, weather resistance and much more. If it’s time to replace…

Roofing season can vary due to weather conditions. Talk to your local professional roofer about whether they can work during the weather you’re experiencing. When is roofing…

Roofing hammers and hatchets are specialized tools intended to help residential roofers cut shingles and drive nails into them.