Few things are as important for the safety and value of your home than an up-to-date, well-constructed roof. There are plenty of things that every homeowner should do to help maintain the health and appearance of their roof, but replacement is always required at some point. Here are five reasons your roof might need to… Read More
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Tile Roofs or Asphalt Shingles? What is Best For Your Home
When it comes to replacing your roof, there are endless possibilities with respect to the material you choose. If you’re uncertain about whether to choose tile or asphalt shingles for your new roof, then you’re not alone. Many people are unaware of the differences between these two roofing materials, as well as how each behaves… Read More
2019 Angies List Super Service Award
Roof Worx has earned the 2019 Super Service Award from Angie’s List. The Award reflects consistent high levels of customer service. This is the forth year in a row that Roof Worx has received this award. Check our reviews at AngiesList.com. March 4th, 2020 | Awards, News
What To Do After a Hailstorm Damages Your Property
The durability of your home’s exterior and roof are made to withstand the elements and most moderate temperature fluctuations. However, in areas where turbulent weather such as severe thunderstorms or tornadoes commonly occur, it’s possible that your roof can become damaged. One major contributor to roof damage during severe weather is damage from hailstones. If… Read More
Uncommon Roofing Options To Consider
When it comes to the roof of your house, one of the main things to keep in mind is that there are options out there. For many of us, all roofs tend to look the same, but that is certainly not the case. Whether it is in materials, design, installation, or capability, there are different… Read More
Prep Your Roof for the Cold
It’s that time of year again! The seasons are shifting, days are shortening and cold fronts are sweeping over the country. In nearly every climate zone, the transition into the winter months means a drastic shift in temperatures. In Colorado, daytime and nighttime temperatures may differ by 30 degrees (Fahrenheit) or more. These fluctuations in… Read More