Replacing a roof is a costly and time-consuming project that all homeowners must undertake every few decades. Given the investment in time and money — and the essential role a roof plays in protecting your house — you want to ensure the job is done right, whether by you or professional roofers. By reading our guide below, you'll learn when your roof needs a replacement and how to prepare for a roof installation.

As with any roofing material, you should factor slate roof pros and cons into your list of considerations when you purchase a home with slate roofing. For starters, you need to consider slate roof life expectancy in relation to the age of the house.

What setting could be more beautiful for a home than the seaside? Whether your home sits on a rocky coastline or next to golden sands and sparkling waters, a coastal home is truly special. Selecting the right roof for your beach home is an important task since it will have both practical and design implications for your home, so we're going to offer some guidance by looking at some popular beach home roofing materials and discussing the factors that could influence your decision.

Since it's easy to maintain and adds tremendous value to your home, it's well worth the upfront investment. Explore the benefits of a clay tile roof and how to take care of it over time.

Thinking of transforming your residence into an American colonial-style home? Contact us to learn more about roof materials for colonial-style homes!

From downed branches to heavy snow and hail, exposure to the elements can damage your roof. Repairs may provide a short-term fix, but frequent maintenance can become expensive.

A closer look at a synthetic slate roof we recently completed!

Our team just finished another phase of re-roofing at Discovery Cove in Orlando, FL!

Winter roof inspections can prevent damage and save you money. Huber & Associates offers effective roof inspections and repairs. Contact us today!

Protecting your home from the winter's harsh weather conditions starts with your roof. Different materials have distinct properties, so some are better than others for standing up to the wear and tear of a rough winter. If you live somewhere prone to cold temperatures and snow, it's important to understand the options available so you can ensure your roof is ready for the climate.