Mr. Roofing Blog

October is the perfect time for cleaning your gutters before the holiday season. Our phones at Mr. Roofing are always very busy right after the first significant rain, which usually happens right around Halloween. Sometimes, what appears to be a leak is actually a drainage problem.

We’ve been working hard on lots of different roofing projects lately at Mr. Roofing. We had a great time working on The Sequoias of Portola Valley and we have pictures to prove it.

Recently, we’ve been highlighting our core values. This time, we’d like to talk about honesty. Obviously, we all tend to believe in the Golden Rule and that honesty is certainly the best policy.

Ricardo Molina is our project advisor here at Mr. Roofing, and if you haven’t met him, we think you should! He’s been with us since 2007. We recently asked him a few questions and found out some fun things about this multi-talented guy…. Ricardo’s Motto: What’s your personal motto?

In a recent press release, the California Public Utilities Commission “ordered the water companies under its jurisdiction to provide direct notice to their customers of mandatory water use restrictions and potential fines in response to the State Water Resources Control Board’s Emergency Regulation for Statewide Water Conservation.” This comes as

At Mr. Roofing we live by a set of core values. Professionalism is one of those, and it’s not just a glossy word we like to throw around. It’s a standard we take seriously. Our mission statement is: “Mr.

My father started Mr. Roofing in 1989, twenty-five years ago, and in all honesty I never would have guessed that I’d find myself here. It has changed my life. I’ve never seen roofing as the most glamorous or exciting line of work, but it’s certainly necessary.

Being energy-efficient isn’t just a fad that today’s generation is getting into. Aside from helping reduce pollution and clean the environment, it has more benefits than you think. What does being energy-efficient mean? Being efficient means doing more with less.

Your roof is your primary line of defense against the weather in Belmont. But no matter how tough you think it is, it isn’t invincible. Its integrity can be weakened because of the daily abuse from the sun’s heat and UV rays, wind, and rain.

Working on your roof in San Francisco yourself instead of hiring a contractor may be a great way to save a few bucks. However, if anything goes wrong, if you install a shingle incorrectly, or if accident happens, are you prepared for the additional costs these mishaps may cause?