Welcome to our comprehensive guide on strengthening roofs for increased disaster resistance. In this blog, we’ll delve into essential strategies recommended by the Insurance Institute for Building and Home Safety (IBHS) to fortify roofs against high winds, hurricanes, and other severe weather events. With small breaches in roofs posing significant risks to homes during storms,…
If you’re looking at canvassing jobs (roofing, solar, home improvement, political, nonprofit), you’ll see three common pay models: So… which one actually wins? It depends on lead quality, training, your experience, and how the company defines a “qualified appointment.” This 2026 guide breaks down each model, shows the real math, and helps you choose the…
Introduction The intersection where a roof meets a wall is a critical point in the structure of a building. It’s a common area for water leaks and therefore requires careful attention to detail. Flashing, when properly installed, serves as a protective barrier to direct water away from these vulnerable areas. In this blog, we will…
Scope: Given the reality of global climate change and the increasing likelihood of extreme heat events, designing and retrofitting homes for resistance to extreme heat and power outages should be considered in all climates. Extending the “hours of safety” that a home can provide when air-conditioning is not available can be life-saving. However, it is…
When it comes to insurance restoration claims, understanding the contract types available is crucial. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the three most common contract types: Assignment of Benefits, Home Remodeling Contracts/Proposals, and Contingency Agreements. We’ll cover the pros and cons of each, so you can make informed decisions when working with a restoration contractor…
