Dr. Roof Blog

Once Thanksgiving has come and gone, it can seem like the end of the year is approaching fast. One way to make the most of this time is to take stock of what's left to do around the house before the New Year.

Buying a house can be a very stressful process. Not only is it a very personal decision for you and your family, but it's also a huge investment that can affect your financial future for many years to come. Depending on where you live, it can be a seller's market.

Although we don't have many real snow days during a Georgia winter, we're entering the "season of coziness" — and it's important to ensure you and your home are prepared.

If you don't want to crank up the thermostat, a warm drink and well-layered clothes will keep you cozy. When the leaves turn, the battle over the thermostat begins.

Tidy up your tot's toys with these genius space-saving solutions. If you’ve been binge-watching Tidying Up With Marie Kondo and feel a burning need to declutter and organize your home from top to bottom, I have a suggestion: Start with your kid’s toys.

With the recent winter weather advisories, there are a few things you should be aware of concerning your home's structure and how it responds to ice, sleet, and snow. We all know to check for damage when we've had hail, but Dr.

Hiring a roofer is a major commitment. The job of any roofing contractor is to help you protect your home and everything precious inside. But a few states (including Georgia), do not require a roofing or siding license to practice roofing.

Every 20-35 years a home needs to have a new roof installed. This is usually based on the lifespan of the shingles which were installed and how well they have endured the weather conditions.