Blog: All County Exteriors Team

Solar panels mounted on roofs around the neighborhood are a common site. People quickly jumped on the bandwagon and installed solar panels to enjoy lower electricity bills and tax credit returns. But the bulky solar panels mounted on the roof lacked attractiveness. Enter solar roofs.

Imagine a regular day at home, appliances humming along, lights switched on at dusk, and perhaps an air conditioning unit working overtime during the afternoon. Now imagine a roof that doesn't just shield you from the weather but also powers all these activities.

Solar panels are rapidly growing in popularity. They’re environmentally wonderful, increasingly efficient, and getting more affordable every year.

Picking the right material for a new roof is a decision that takes some consideration. Many people are opting to go with a metal roof, and therefore want to know how to install metal roofing.

Considering installing some vinyl siding on your home? Pricing up the job can be a tricky process as costs vary wildly from project to project, and state to state.

Replacing a roof is a significant investment in a property. It can add value, enhance protection, and increase the comfort of the home. The cost of a new roof depends on various factors, including the location of your home, the size of the roof, and the type of roofing materials you choose.

Your home needs a roof membrane if your roof is constantly lagged with water that drains much slower than it should. A water-logged roof can result in mold and a weaker surface that can significantly damage your roof. Roof membranes are one of the most important elements of any roofing system.

If you're a homeowner, you know there's always something to be fixed or improved on your property. One of the most common areas of focus is the roof - keeping water out and protecting your home from the elements is essential.

Storms are a destructive force of nature that we can’t stop. If you live in a storm-prone area, you’ve probably seen the severe damage it can do to property. Heavy rains can cause flooding and severe winds can destroy homes in an instant.