Ben Wright

When we think of hurricanes, we often think of homes on the coast being battered by high winds and relentless rain. However, recent storms have reminded us that even inland areas, such as the North Carolina mountains, are not immune to the destructive forces of these natural disasters. Hurricanes can travel far from the coast,

Your roof is one of the most essential parts of your home, protecting you from the elements and ensuring your safety. However, like all parts of a house, roofs experience wear and tear over time and will eventually require repair or replacement. When considering such a project, timing is everything, especially in North Carolina, where

When it comes to home maintenance, it’s easy to overlook the roof. After all, as long as it’s keeping you dry, it might not seem like a pressing concern. However, neglecting minor roof issues can lead to significant, and costly, problems down the line. Whether it’s a tiny leak, a missing shingle, or some minor

Why Inland Homes Need Hurricane-Resistant Roofing When most people think of hurricane damage, images of coastal homes being battered by wind and waves come to mind. However, Hurricane Helene recently reminded us that even inland areas, like Western North Carolina, are not immune to the devastating effects of hurricanes. Torrential downpours flooded the region, causing