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How To Choose The Best Roof Color For Your Bay Area Home

East Bay Roofing Company on Choosing the Best Roof Tile Color

Deciding on a color for your new roof involves taking things into consideration that go beyond looks. In addition to boosting the aesthetic appeal of your home, the color will also determine the average lifespan of your roof to a certain extent. Regardless of the considerations, it easy to see why picking a new roof color can be so exciting. After all, you are giving your house a new look. So without further ado, let us give you some points to keep in mind before you get in touch with Bay Area roofing contractors for a re-roofing. Read the rest of this entry »

Why Your Home’s Roof Takes Center Stage for Potential Buyers

bay area, new roof, roof installation, roof repair, roofing repair, home buyersWhen selling your home, it is important to ensure that everything is in the best shape possible to present to potential buyers. Many sellers choose to focus on the interior of their home in efforts to prepare for home listing. While the interior is certainly important, the exterior of a home is of equally importance. That is, it is the condition of your home’s exterior paint and roofing that provides the first impression to potential home buyers — something that can make or break a final buying decision. Read the rest of this entry »

How to Pick the Best Roof Color for Your Home

Here are a few of our tips for choosing the best roof color that suits your home's style and structure. Read the rest of this entry »

Roofing 101: Is it Advisable to Roof over Existing Shingles?

A number of people believe that installing new shingles over an old, existing roof is a smart move. We've broken down the pros and cons of this roofing method. Read the rest of this entry »

Solar Tiles Vs. Solar Panels

Should you opt for solar tiles or solar panels for your Bay Area home? The team at Century Roof and Solar explains your solar roofing options. Read the rest of this entry »