Yes, they do! A common myth is that solar panels do not work during winter. Interestingly, the cold temperature will typically improve solar panel output.    

The average gutter installation costs $800 to $6,000 or $4 to $30 per linear foot The U.S. national average is closer to $2,300 but varies based on gutter material. Vinyl gutters cost as little as S4 per linear foot, while high-end copper is priced as high as $30 per linear foot.

While the cost to repair or install gutters can be subtracted from the home’s value, gutters usually do not add to the value of a property. That’s because home appraisers view gutters like the tires on a vehicle-they expect them to be in working condition! 

Typically, galvanized steel or aluminum gutters have an average life expectancy of 20 years, while copper gutters can last as long as 50 years. By inspecting and cleaning your gutters twice a year you should be able to identify any issues before they turn into major problems.

TPO roofs are often considered the most common commercial roofing material because of their durability and resistance to the elements. Additionally, they’re often less expensive than other roofing options and can be installed relatively quickly.

TPO roofs consist of a rubber membrane that’s fused to a polyester fabric. This combination makes them resistant to tears, punctures, and hail damage, and they can withstand high winds and extreme temperatures. They’re also waterproof and help protect buildings from UV radiation.

Commercial roofing refers to the installation of commercial roofs for businesses, warehouses, and other large commercial structures. A commercial roof provides protection from the elements like snow and rain for the contents and occupants of the business inside. 

A residential roof tends to have a higher pitch than a commercial roof. It is a smaller than a commercial roof in most cases. The surface usually has nothing sitting directly on it, with the rare expectation of solar panels. Openings in the roof are minimal, Usually confined to chimneys, vent stacks, and skylights.

The truth is, a commercial roof installed with any of the listed materials will last between 15 and 25 years when installed correctly. In other words, the longevity of your roof is largely dependent on the installation process and regular maintenance.

 The truth is, a commercial roof installed with any of the listed materials wil last between 15 and 25 years when installed correctly. In other words, the longevity of your roof is largely dependent on the installation process and regular maintenance.

1. Skylight aren’t right for all roofers. Stick-framed roofs, built which individual rafters spaced as for as four feet apart, tend to be better suited for skylight because they leave enough room to cut and fit a skylight between the rafters. 

In fact, new skylights add tremendous value to your home. This small investment can have a major impact not only on energy savings but also on how your house will present to buyers when you decide to sell one day.