ResidentialWe realize that most people are not thinking much about their roof, but it is an integral part of your home which is an investment you value and want to protect. We all want to make smart financial decisions and be responsible with the energy resources we have. Therefore, we will assist you in understanding how your roof can save you money through lower utility bills, federal tax credits and reduced insurance premiums. There are many roofing materials available to construct a new roof for your home. We will work with you to determine the best materials to re-roof your Houston home. Materials that meet your needs and your budget, while maximizing the aesthetics. We will make your home the most beautiful on the block. New Image Roofing always uses the highest quality materials available and we offer a wide variety of products from leading manufacturers. Flat or Low-Sloped RoofsAt New Image Roofing, we also specialize in constructing and maintaining flat or low-sloped roofs. Since there are very few residential homes with this type of roof system, most roofers are not equipped to work on them. Our crews are fully knowledgeable and trained on the unique and technical challenges they can present. Federal Tax Credits Still AvailableIn effort to drive down the country’s demand for energy, the federal government is offering homeowners tax credits when you add ENERGY STAR approved insulation or build a roof using ENERGY STAR approved shingles. New Image Roofing can help you with both and offers the approved ENERGY STAR approved products. VentilationDid you know?
One of the most important things for any homeowner to consider is proper attic ventilation. We find that most homes are under-vented and almost always not in balance (providing appropriate amount of roof top exhaust equal to air intake). This is most critical during the high temperature months of the year. Why Vent?Attic ventilation might seem like a minor consideration, but when properly installed, it can extend the life of your attic and roof structure — saving you hundreds of dollars in repair costs.
In winter months, ventilation helps reduce moisture to keep attics dry. It stops water from backing up under shingles, damaging insulation, and rotting the roof structure itself. It also helps prevent ice dams from forming. Ice dams occur in areas where snowfall and cold temperatures are common and pose a special problem because they prevent melt water from running off the roof. They can even cause leaks inside your home, resulting in drywall damage. If you are looking for a new roof, or ventilation on your existing roof, call us at 832-421-7474 or request a complimentary inspection and estimate. |