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Choosing The Right Commercial Roofing Material for Indianapolis Businesses

September 5, 2023

You have just purchased a brand new office building and you are excited to open its doors and start leasing the space out to tenants. You got a great deal on the building because there is one caveat: the roof is falling in. You need to get a new roof for your commercial building and […]

Environmental Benefits of Metal Roofing in Indianapolis

Perhaps there is no sound more comforting than rain on a metal roof. It makes you feel as if you are safe and warm when you are enjoying a meal or sitting around the fire on a night with your family. A roof with metal panels will make you feel cozy as you drift off […]

What Does a New Roof Cost?

August 7, 2023

One of the biggest expenses homeowners face is replacing their roof. A roof is not only a functional part of your home, but also a visual one. It can make or break the appearance and value of your property. How do you know when it’s time to get a new roof? And more importantly, how […]

How Do You Get Insurance to Pay for Your Roof Replacement?

June 30, 2023

Every once in a while, we have to do things that we don’t want to do. Replacing the roof of your home is one of those things. It is never fun dealing with the hassle and uncertainty of contractors and trying to find a creditable one. Luckily we have you covered. We will discuss what […]

Roofing During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Indianapolis

May 13, 2020

It should come as no surprise to anyone that the current COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on every single industry in our economy. From restaurants to retailers, from sports to educational activities, the way people interacted with many aspects or situations of daily life seems to have changed, if not forever, at least for […]

Our Panel Profiles – What’s the Difference?

October 27, 2018

On our social media sites we often talk about the “FF150 panel” or the “SSQ675” panel. But, what does that really mean? In this post we’ll break down the basic differences so you can get a better idea of what may be the best fit for your project.