Mr. Roofing Blog

There’s no doubt about it; solar power is the future of San Francisco. Despite anything our government leaders might decide, solar has already reached a point where it is not just the best environmental choice, it’s also the best economical choice.

The problem with saltwater is all that salt. Californians have faced a lot of issues with adequate supplies of freshwater lately. Even though we’ve been able to stay on top of our water issues (thanks to an overly wet winter!

Despite the current political climate, we have been quite busy installing solar panels in San Francisco. President Trump’s ignorant position on energy won’t be able to stop the forward progress our society is making.

Of the entire year, there are only two days in which there are equal amounts of daylight and darkness. Once each spring and autumn, the sun aligns with the Earth’s equator, the only times when it will rise and set precisely due east or due west.

Are you looking to pull together Valentine’s Day at the last minute? Don’t worry. This month, Mr. Roofing becomes Mr. Valentine and will help you navigate the dangerous waters. What the women in our lives might not understand is the intense process that leads to us to make last minute plans.

While fossil fuel markets will continue to downsize, solar energy will continue to thrive. Solar power is booming in popularity. In the United States, we’ve maintained an annual growth rate of more than 40% for years, and that rate is climbing fast.

Are you looking for last-minute gift ideas? We’re getting down to the wire, but we have great options for shopping in South San Francisco. It might be too late to have something shipped to your house, so I’ve gathered the best gifts that you should be able to track down pretty quickly in town.

Mr. Roofing has become the top roofing and solar contractor in South San Francisco because of you. Sure, we do our part by always delivering our high-quality work on time, but it’s through the recommendations of our previous customers, that our business has been built.

Stories of The Crying Woman (La Llorona) have circulated in Latino culture for generations, even finding a home here in South San Francisco. The typical legend goes something like this: A beautiful lady named Maria is married to a wealthy rancher, and they produce two children.

It’s easy to get carried away in my love for a beautiful roof on a San Francisco home. I love residential roofing, whether it’s flat or gabled, tile or metal. However, let’s not forget that commercial roofs need love too. Commercial roofs often provide additional challenges.