A roof contains many layers underneath the topmost shingle layer. One layer that acts as a protective structure is the roofing underlayment. This underlayment usually consists of an ice and water barrier that shields your home from water damage. Given Read more…
When you think of types of roofing materials in Flagstaff, Arizona, clay tiles may be the first one that comes to mind. It makes sense why clay tile roofing tops many homes and businesses in this area of the country, Read more…
Quality flashing forms the cornerstone of any roof. Flashing seals essential parts of your roof that may be prone to leaking or incur water damage. Protecting you from the elements, roof flashing keeps the inside of your home safe while Read more…
Wood shake roofs are probably the oldest roofing type in use today. If you need to replace your current roof, consider a wood shake roof. Let the pros at Polaris Roofing Systems answer all your questions, so call us today Read more…
Cedar shake roofs proved quite popular in the colonial era, and they’re regaining their fame. Today, many homeowners choose them because of their aesthetic appeal. A cedar shake roof will add an instant wow factor to any home. If your Read more…
Every kind of roof has its pros and cons. Cedar shake roofs are no different. Homeowners consider them an aesthetically appealing, vintage roofing option that can immediately transform any home. But because cedar shakes and shingles are made of real Read more…
Though many people know Arizona for its sweltering, dry heat, the climate can change during the winter months. In the northern mountainous parts of the state, winter consists of below-freezing temperatures at night and moderate snowfall. Having the right roof Read more…
Most people recognize Arizona for its hot, dry climate, which lasts for most of the year. The state receives a lot of sunshine, especially during the summer. To stay comfortable in the heat, many residents spend more time indoors in Read more…
Have you ever run under a building’s roof edge to get out of bad weather? If so, you can thank its eaves for keeping you dry. Eaves are the edges of a roof that juts over the sides of a Read more…
When most people think of roofs, they usually think of the shingles. But shingles are just the surface, and a roof has far more going on below them. Shingles provide external protection from sun, rain, wind, and other weather, but Read more…
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