Capital Construction's Roofing & Siding Blog: FAQ

Looking for a more dimensional look or more protection for your home but not sure what to ask for? There are two types of asphalt shingles, here are the main differences! 3 Tab These were installed mostly in the early 2000's. They last for around 20 years.

Construction on homes can be delayed for a number of reasons, especially when the construction is on the exterior of your home.  In this week's FAQ Friday, Cole walks us through 3 unforeseen circumstances that can put a halt on your project.

Ice and Water Shield is the water proof barrier that goes under your shingles. Colton Ward, Senior Project Consultant at Capital Construction shares his knowledge on this crucial part of the roofing system in this week's FAQ Friday!

Comparing estimates from a few companies can be a smart idea - but, can also be overwhelming. Cole from Capital Construction walks us through 4 things to compare when reviewing estimates. License and Insurance Check with each contractor and get a copy of their license and insurance.

It has been about a year since some devastating storms hit the midwest. Now is your last chance to address hail and wind damage if you haven't yet! Erik touches on what could happen if you don't address the damage in this week's FAQ! How Long Do I Have to File an Insurance Claim After a Hail Storm?

Why does your roof leak every winter? Turns out... It probably isn't a leak! The moisture from your own home can reach its way into the cold, dry attic thanks to inadequate insulation.  When it reaches this part of your home, that is just as cold as it is outside, it will freeze!

At the trade shows and industry events we attend, we focus less on selling what we have to offer, and listen more to what property managers, HOA presidents, and other contractors are missing.

There are thousands of options to pick from... How do we pick the best color for your home? Director of Multifamily Operations Derek Muelken gives us 3 things to keep in mind when choosing in this week's FAQ Friday! 1.

When working with our Property Management or HOA clients, it is important that we communicate with everyone involved. Prior to starting the project, a detailed timeline is always given to the property manager.  But, there can be delays.

Ice Dams are a common occurrence in states like Minnesota, but they shouldn't have to be! Protect your roof, home, and family from the damaging effects of ice dams this winter. Ice dams are formed when snow is melted above warm spots in your attic.