Blog: Desiree Hernandez

In the world of solar and roofing, Chris Dyck, the founder of August Roofing & Solar, is shining bright on his pursuit for change. His long roofing background paired with an entrepreneurial spirit tells a story of resilience, adaptability, and innovation.

Are you a homeowner contemplating the idea of switching to solar energy? Perhaps you've been wrestling with questions like, "Should I really get solar?", "Are my bills high enough to justify it?", or "Should I wait for better technology?

When it comes to home investments, quality and value often go hand in hand. Every homeowner will find themselves at a crossroads when investing in roofing and solar solutions. This is especially true when looking for a company to hire and trying to strike a balance between cost and quality.

Homeownership comes with a wealth of decisions. From paint colors to landscaping, every choice reflects your personal style and can add value to your property. Yet, there's one decision that doesn't just boost property appeal but also invests in a sustainable future.

With beautiful sunsets, sandy beaches, and breathtaking mountain views, Southern California has some of the most desirable real estate in the country. However, living in paradise also means safeguarding your home from its unique climate. An essential aspect of this is choosing the right roof.

A great roofing job isn’t only skin deep... If there’s one thing we’ve learned from our years of repairing roofs, it’s that a seemingly good-looking roof can be full of failures.

For homeowners who've been hesitant about switching to solar energy because of concerns about appearance, there's good news. Solar panel customization has come a long way, offering a variety of design and style options that can match or enhance your home's look.

The phrase "roofing fail" conjures up images of mishaps, missteps, and the aftermath of poorly executed DIY projects. Today we’re taking a deeper look into a video of what a roofer witnessed atop a home that fell victim to an all-too-common DIY roofing mistake.