Do you have a burning question you’ve wanted to ask about roofing, but you don’t know where to get the answer? At Jasper Contractors, we get all kinds of questions about roofing, and our philosophy is: “No question is a bad question.” So, call us and ask us anything. Our highly professional and trained employees are passionate and knowledgeable about all things related to roofing.

Here are a few questions we commonly hear.

At Jasper Contractors we want to make your vision for your roof a reality.

If you were to close your eyes and envision the perfect home for you, what would you see? Is a cozy front porch in your dream home vision? Or perhaps, you would like to see a Joanna Gaines inspired home appear before your closed eyes. Often times, we see a home, and we know we like certain aspects about it, and we’d like to try to make our home look like that.

Have you been driving around and noticing other people in your neighborhood getting new shingles put on their roof? Sometimes seeing a roofing truck driving around town or in your neighbor’s driveway can make you wonder if it might be time for you to replace your roof as well. Your roof is unique in that you can’t really tell if it’s time to replace it because often it’s difficult to access it and evaluate it. Because of this, it is always best to call a licensed contractor.

Here are a few signs that it might be time for you to replace your roof.

If you live in Florida, there are many things you want to consider. You want to consider what type of clothes to wear. Flip-flops, shorts, and bathing suits are “must haves.” The car you drive must have air conditioning to survive the hot summer heat. Your house needs the proper roof for the Florida elements as well.

Have you considered that your roof is the first part of your house that encounters any weather that Mother Nature blows your way? Your roof needs to be ready and waiting for each day’s Florida weather.

At Jasper Contractors, our shingles speak for themselves. Their quality is top of the line. They are attractive to look at, and durable for the long haul. We use Owens Corning Architectural Oakridge and 3 Tab Supreme shingles. They give you a long-lasting performance and a look that will turn your neighbor’s heads as they drive by.

If you’re faced with the need for a new roof, it can be difficult to know what to do to get the best product and service for the most reasonable price. During your lifetime you probably are not faced with having to replace your roof very often. Therefore, when it does come time to choose a roofing company, you need to find a company you can trust to handle all of your needs.

You’ve done it before. You’ve driven by a mostly gorgeous home and thought to yourself, “There’s something I just don’t like about that house.” You then realize the roof color just seems “off.” It just doesn’t go with the style and colors of the rest of the house. You determine to never make the same mistake that homeowner did on your own home. But, the day comes when it’s time to choose a new shingle for your roof and the color choices seem daunting. How do you know which will be best?

When you survey the damage done to your car or roof after a hailstorm, it’s hard to imagine how in the world so much damage was done by one storm. Hailstorms actually can cause terrible damage to anything exposed to its path of destruction.

A hailstone can be the size of a pea and reach sizes close to softball. Due to the fact that most hailstones do not have smooth edges, each one can impact the type of damage they cause. It can cause small dings in siding, gutters or asphalt shingle, but it can also crack vinyl siding or wood shakes.

A storm hit your town and swept right over your home last night while you were trying to sleep. However, you didn’t sleep much because you were so concerned about whether your roof would withstand the storm. Images of news reports you’ve watched in the past are running through your head. In the morning you wake and get into “Go” mode. But, what is the first thing to do after a storm? Here’s a general guideline for what you should do if a storm has ravaged your home.