Feazel Blog: Roofing

Your roof is not a static, standalone feature of the home. It is a moving, breathing, functional element that serves many purposes. Its primary task is to keep you and your family dry inside and to protect the home's structure from weather and water intrusion.

Do you have a fireplace that needs a little restoration work? Not sure what the terms that your roofing contractor uses mean? Want to know just what is the purpose of that chimney flue liner they keep insisting on?

As a homeowner that lives in a region with cold winters, it’s important to know how best to protect your home exterior from the worst of the weather. As a professional roofing company with over three decades of experience, Feazel can help with that knowledge. There are plenty of elements your home w...

This year, Columbus CEO is celebrating the 15th anniversary of our Best of Business reader poll. The annual survey seeks opinions on the best business services and products in a wide variety of categories, from ad agencies to signage companies, business lenders to law firms, and many thing...

‘Tis the season for decorating your home, but how can you do it carefully? That’s what our expert roofers here at Feazel are here to tell you. We’ve been working on all types of roof systems since 1988, so we understand the best practices for safely working on and around them.  In this article,...

Feazel recommends that homeowners do a quick assessment of their attic a couple of times a year. Often, a problem with your roof will first appear in the attic. It makes sense considering that your attic is the space between your living area and your roof.

Snow and ice happen in all the markets that Feazel serves. Not all areas get heavy snow, but it can be on the homeowner's mind. Areas like our Cleveland office deal with far more snow than our Raleigh office but the question remains “How much snow is too much snow for my roof?

When looking at an asphalt shingle roof, you may ask “What is the purpose of the rough part of the shingle?”   The team at Feazel has compiled everything you need to know about roofing granules.  Why do Roof Shingles Have Granules?

Feazel has mentioned it before, your roof takes a beating throughout the year. Hail, wind, driving rain, and more are rough on your roofing system. But what about the parts of your home that exit out of your roof?