Professional Utah Roofers Prioritize Safety as Much as Getting the Job Done

Sometimes, you can spot a roofer’s skills by looking at how safely he completes his work. Without the right safety gear, a roofer can get broken limbs and severe concussions if he’s lucky – as falling off a roof has worse consequences. Try observing Utah roofers carefully and take note of any safety breach, if any at all. In November 2011, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released a list of the top ten violations many laborers commit. Some of them may not be directly related to roofing but others surely are, such as the following two items. Fall… Read More

Metal roofs last for 30 to 50 years, while asphalt shingle roofs last for 17 years. If there is one thing a homeowner requires from a roof, it is durability. According to Certainteed, an asphalt manufacturer, “the severity of the roof environment” can cause a one-year-old roof to look extremely different from a newly installed one. The lifespan of your roof, whether it is made of metal or asphalt, depends on the quality of the Utah roofing materials that you used. Utah, the 34th most populous state in the U.S., has a climate that is classified as semiarid to arid.… Read More