Blog: roof

When extreme weather strikes, it can often leave some sort of damage in its wake. In the Midwest specifically we often experience hail, tornados, and other severe storms. In such situations, two types of entities often come to mind: storm chasers and local storm restoration companies.

The cold has finally come upon us. The snow is surely soon to follow which means we are in the time of year that we have to start looking for ice dams on our roofs. Ice dams are thick ridges of solid ice that build up on the bottoms of the roof (the eaves).

At Millersberg Construction, we often hear the question, "Can you roof over existing shingles?" When people ask this, there are normally two motivating factors. One is likely their roofing budget and the other may be that the homeowner is cautious and is concerned the project will take a long time.

At Millersberg Construction, we know that there are often questions that you wonder about but may not have the answers. That's why we are featuring the Millersberg Construction - Dundas FAQ “My roof is leaking—do I need to have the whole thing replaced?

You have heard about them - some call it wind damage, some call them “straight line” winds and others simply call them summer storms. In Minnesota, we are in the storm season and the local TV station even tells us to “Stay Sky Aware”. Can winds really cause damage?

Millersberg Construction just finished reroofing two homes that had Certainteed Shingles. In 2012, a court determined that Certainteed organic asphalt shingles were subject to a class action lawsuit.