Roofing technology has evolved rapidly and there is now a wide range of materials that can be used to create a roof today.
Thatch was predominant roofing material in Britain up until the 19th Century and thatched cottages remain a hallmark of the English Countryside.
V-crimp metal roofing does not require lap screws and is the easiest type to install.
Metal roofing can often be installed over an existing roof, if not, the old shingles will need to be removed first.
Metal roofs have returned from the olden days to become a popular roofing option.
Thatch is one of the oldest forms of roofing, dating back thousands of years.
Roof leaks are not always the sign of a failed roofing system.
Millions of roofs in the United States are plagued with roof moss and roof algae growth.
Sixty to sixty-five percent of most metal roofing material is recyclable.
Roofing materials installed in large panels are more difficult to replace if damaged than individual shingles.