My master blog 3407

If you own a home or small commercial building in San Diego with a low-slope roof, sooner or later you end up in the same conversation. The roof has started to age, ponding water shows up where it did not before, or a leak sends you into the attic with a flashlight. Then the estimates start arriving, and along with them, a flood of roofing terms. Hot mop comes up. So does modified bitumen. Someone mentions torch-down. Another person says flat roofs are never really flat. Al

If you own a home in San Diego, the roof can lull you into complacency. The weather is easier here than in many parts of the country, and that creates a false sense that roofing decisions can wait. Sometimes they can. Sometimes a limited repair is exactly the right move. But there comes a point when the conversation shifts from patching a problem to thinking seriously about roof replacement . That shift is not always dramatic. It often happens quietly, when a repair is

If you own a home or small commercial building in San Diego with a low-slope roof, sooner or later you end up in the same conversation. The roof has started to age, ponding water shows up where it did not before, or a leak sends you into the attic with a flashlight. Then the estimates start arriving, and along with them, a flood of roofing terms. Hot mop comes up. So does modified bitumen. Someone mentions torch-down. Another person says flat roofs are never really flat. Al