by Brian Stradling | May 4, 2026 | Flat Roofing, Roofing How Tos, Roofing Questions
Flat Roof Maintenance Tips for Phoenix Homeowners There are thousands of flat roofs on homes throughout Mesa, Scottsdale, Gilbert and Paradise Valley. They are of Southwestern style and provide functional outdoor area. But they don’t get off that lightly in...
by Brian Stradling | Apr 25, 2026 | Roofing How Tos, Roofing Questions, Tile Roofing
The Pros and Cons of Clay vs. Concrete Tiles It may be easy to decide between clay and concrete roof tiles until you get to the fine print. Both materials are assured to last decades, have exceptional curb appeal, and more than asphalt shingles. But the two tiles act...
by Brian Stradling | Apr 18, 2026 | Roofing How Tos, Roofing Questions, Tile Roof Repair, Tile Roofing
How to Prevent Pigeon Nesting Under Your Roof Tiles There are some innocent pigeons on the roof. But as soon as they get under your tiles and commence to nest, the damage soon follows. They corrupt your tiles with their excreements, block your gutters with nests, and...
by Brian Stradling | Mar 27, 2026 | Roofing Questions, Tile Roof Repair
Signs Your Underlayment Needs Replacing (Even if Tiles Look OK) Your roof may appear in good condition, but damage may be brewing beneath the surface. Homeowners often pay attention to the surface features such as tiles or shingles, but the true workhorse is the...
by Brian Stradling | Mar 20, 2026 | Roof Insurance, Roofing Questions
How to File an Insurance Claim for Hail Damage in Arizona Hail is not at the top of the list for most homeowners in Arizona. Yet Phoenix has the dubious distinction of the nation’s most expensive single hailstorm, in 2010, which resulted in $3.8 billion in...
by Brian Stradling | Mar 13, 2026 | Phoenix, Phoenix Roofing, Roofing Questions, Roofing Service Locations
The Cost of a New Roof in Phoenix: A 2026 Guide Residential roofing Phoenix market has reached a significant turning point in 2026. Homeowners in the Valley of the Sun have a new set of challenges here due to the extreme desert heat and new building regulations....
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