Plain roofing guidance from our Aliso Viejo desk : materials, claims, replacement timing, gutters, ventilation, and hiring honestly.
What every Aliso Viejo homeowner should know about what is tpo roofing, explained without the sales pitch.
Read more →Most Aliso Viejo neighborhoods have architectural guidelines that govern your roof. Here is how those rules work, what they cover, and how to replace a roof without running afoul of your association.
Read more →Wind is the most common cause of roof damage in Aliso Viejo, but the local canyon-funneled gusts behave differently from the region-wide Santa Ana events. Here is what that means for your roof.
Read more →Roofs closer to the coast in South Orange age differently than inland ones, and salt is the reason. Here is how the marine layer wears a roof down and what it means for maintenance.
Read more →Many Aliso Viejo homes were built in the same era and carry their original builder-grade roofs. Here is how to tell when that first roof has reached the end and what a good rebuild looks like.
Read more →On the sloped lots common in Aliso Viejo, where your roof's water goes matters as much as the roof itself. Here is why drainage is a roofing issue on a hillside and how to get it right.
Read more →The tile is the part you see, but it is not the part that keeps water out. Here is why the underlayment beneath the tile is the layer that actually matters and what that means for your roof.
Read more →From a single leak to a full new roof, our Aliso Viejo crew gets up there, inspects it free, photographs what we find, with no surprises at the end.