Blog: roofing

Don’t fall for common myths about your roof. The average lifespan of a roof is 20 years. However, you can extend the life of your roof by taking proper care of it. There are a lot of truths and some common myths about proper maintenance and care for your roof.

Get OutsideDid you know that our bodies naturally get vitamin d when our skin has contact with the sun’s rays? This is one of the reasons it is so important to continue going outside, even in the middle of winter.

​At August Roofing and Solar, we pride ourselves on offering comprehensive roofing and solar services. While there are a lot of benefits to adding a solar energy system to your home, we also understand that there are obstacles as well.

​Consult with a Roofing Expert for help. The best material for your roof will depend on several factors, including the climate in your area, the style of your home, and your personal preferences.

Prepare your home for the season.Fall weather is in season and winter temperatures are on their way. While California isn’t known for exceptionally cool weather, we have our fair share of chilly nights, frosty mornings, and windy days.

Common Causes of Roof Leaks Roof DamageDo you have any broken, curling, or missing shingles on your roof? This opens the door for water to seep through your roof and flashing and into your home. This is one reason it is so important to schedule roof inspections.

The Importance of a Strong RoofYour roof provides your home with essential protection against the elements. When the roof's integrity is compromised, issues related to water leaks, pest infestation, and poor energy efficiency become significant.

It's midnight in October, the temperatures are cooling down, and the spooky season is beginning to unfold. That's when you hear the sound. But what could it have come from? You're the only one at home, and you've triple-checked that all of the doors are locked!

You probably are already aware of some of the environmental benefits of solar power. Some of the advantages include the fact that the energy you use is renewable, it is considered clean and doesn’t create any waste or pollution, and it is widespread in areas that receive plenty of sunshine.

What Is a Living Roof?Throughout the country, urban areas generally look like a blend of gravel-ballasted, asphalt, and black tar roofs when you view them from above. These roofs are typically dark in color because heat radiates off of dark colors better.