As a roofing contractor, choosing the right materials for a roofing project is critical to ensuring its longevity and durability. Two of the most popular types of shingles for residential and commercial roofing are asphalt shingles and composite shingles. Each has its own unique features, advantages and disadvantages and selecting the right type of shingle… Continue reading
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to roofing felt. The best roofing felt for your residential construction project is the one that takes into account the needs of the building, your client’s budget, the climate it’s being installed in and the type of roofing material that will be covering it. Acting as a protective layer between… Continue reading
Metal roofing has many benefits, including its durability, longevity and energy efficiency. Metal is a preferred roofing material for the environmentally conscious because many products contain recycled content and are also recyclable when it’s time to replace it. Metal roofing also offers homeowners the most choices regarding styling and finishes. This can be especially important… Continue reading
Almost every construction project has been affected by supply chain problems. Sometimes getting the simplest materials is difficult, even in small quantities. Large commercial building projects can suffer much worse due to their substantially larger and more complex needs for materials and products. Mid-Atlantic Roofing Supply wants to be the answer to your supply chain… Continue reading
Many local area home builders and commercial building contractors struggle to source adequate supplies of building materials. They may waste valuable time dealing with multiple suppliers and still be left waiting for orders. This means downtime that earns no money and causes client dissatisfaction. What if there was a single large source to supply everything… Continue reading
More goes into home building and design than how the building looks when finished. Even the roof contains more than the shingles, shakes or metal panels seen from the ground. Homes must be designed and built to local codes, and some of those codes include factors like area weather conditions. For homes built in Tennessee,… Continue reading