Picking the right roof tiles is about more than just looks – it’s about your home’s long-term safety and durability. There are lots of materials to choose from, each with its mix of strength, cost, and style. It can be a lot to take in, but don’t worry! This guide will simplify things by breaking …
Your roof plays a vital role in protecting your home, especially when strong winds start to stir. Wind damage can be costly and stressful, but taking proactive steps to protect your roof can make a big difference. In this post, you’ll find expert advice and practical tips to help shield your roof from wind damage, …
Storms can unleash significant damage on your home, and the roof is often the first line of defense. After a storm, checking your roof for damage is essential to catch issues early and maintain your roof’s integrity. This article will explore common types of roof damage caused by storms, the signs to look out for, …
Selling your home is a big deal! It’s busy and packed with excitement for the next chapter in your life, but it’s also easy to feel overwhelmed by all that needs to be tackled before you hand over the keys. That’s where a well-crafted checklist of moving-out tasks comes in handy. You can minimize stress …
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That odor coming from your AC unit is more than just unpleasant – it’s a sign of bigger problems. Mold, mildew, and excess moisture are just a few of the usual culprits behind a smelly air conditioner. Left ignored, musty smells from an air conditioner can worsen and lead to decreased system performance (plus health …
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You may have landed here wrapped, puzzled, and slightly frustrated as your heater stares back, mocking you by only blowing cold air. It’s an all-too-common scenario that many homeowners face, and it can turn a cozy night into a stressful one in a moment. But before you let this get under your skin, know that this …
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Your FORTIFIED Home certificate has an expiration date. Every 5 years, a renewal inspection from a FORTIFIED Evaluator is required to maintain your home’s significant status.
Your certificate has an expiration date (currently March of the year your home was finished being built.) You must renew your certificate before March of the following year to maintain your certificate’s validity. If you fail to renew your certificate after the year of expiration, this can be a very costly mistake…
Important information regarding the FORTIFIED program ⚠️
FORTIFIED Roof™ is the primary, critical level of the FORTIFIED program. All FORTIFIED Homes must qualify for a FORTIFIED Roof™.