Omaha Nebraska Roofing
There are many reasons why you would paint your siding rather than replace your siding. Each situation is unique. So, how do you decide? Here are factors to consider to help you make your decision. The siding’s age: If your siding is going to be replaced in five or so years, don’t paint it; just…
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There are a ton of thoughts running through your head when you realize that you need a new roof on your home. Can I afford this? Will insurance pay for it? How much is this going to cost? What am I going to do with the mess? How long will it take? These are all…
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Did you know that BB Roofing is on Facebook? That’s right, you can follow us at https://www.facebook.com/bbroofingllc and see what the latest projects we have been working on. Plus, you’ll get a first glance at our advice and tips on how to take care of your roof. Our Facebook page is also a place to…
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At BB Roofing, we love connecting with our neighbors in Lincoln, Omaha and Kansas City. Whether it’s connecting on our support of non-profits at charities in each of our communities, or meeting on the golf course or help a neighbor keep their home safe and secure. We love every minute of it! Our team is…
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Spring is here and with that comes the spring showers. In the Midwest this can mean severe weather like tornadoes, hail, lightning and strong winds which all leads to storm damage to your roof. After the storm has passed it is important to act quickly. You’ll want to check your home for damage including your…
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Windows account for about 30% of your home’s energy loss, so picking an energy efficient window can significantly reduce your costs for heating and cooling your home. When considering an energy efficient window for your home you need to understand what to look for and there are four main areas to focus. Low-E Glass: windows…
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One of the most significant reasons why apartment buildings have flat roofs has to do with cost. A building with a flat roof is cheaper to build than one with a sloped or conventional roof. Flat roofs use less framing material, no shingles, tiles or shake … Plus, less labor! This can add up to…
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A flat roof is not designed with a clear path for water to run off quickly like with steep-sloped roofs. This can allow moisture to collect on the surface of the roof. Therefore, allowing them to be more prone to leak. As you can imagine, drainage is the biggest drawback to a roof that is…
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It’s really nice to get a thank you from our customers. It’s nice to hear we’ve made an impact on your lives. But we want you to know too, that you’ve made an impact on ours by writing such nice thanks about us. For example, we heard from Krystal after we worked on her roof.…
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If you are looking to construct a new home and aren’t sure which roof style you should pick. Here are six designs and roof styles to think about. Gable Two slopes that form a ridge. This roof is ideal for homes in cold weather climates and a relatively affordable style of roof to build and…
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