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Why can a new roof fail? 4 reasons explained
What if, shortly after the installation, your roof starts showing signs of failure? What can be the reason of new roof failure?
How does Cambridge Xtreme look on my roof? Drone video
Cambridge Xtreme 9,5° s the ideal roof solution for many projects. Suitable for all roof shapes and applicable on sloped roofs from as low as 9,5° (!) right up to 90°. No more limits for your architectural building projects!
Roof deck materials to ensure a stable roof surface
The roof deck suitable for the nailing and installation of shingles should be a stable, smooth and solid surface where shingles can be easily and, more important, securely installed. Learn more important details!
Most common mistakes made by roofers – part 4
A successful roof project requires following the correct application methods. Every minor mistake can cause leakage. Over the course of 4 blogs, we’ll be summing up some of the most common mistakes. (4/4)
Most common mistakes made by roofers – part 3
A successful roof project requires following the correct application methods. Every minor mistake can cause leakage. Over the course of 4 blogs, we’ll be summing up some of the most common mistakes. (3/4)
Most common mistakes made by roofers – part 2
A successful roof project requires following the correct application methods. Every minor mistake can cause leakage. Over the course of 4 blogs, we’ll be summing up some of the most common mistakes. (2/4)
Most common mistakes made by roofers – part 1
A successful roof project requires following the correct application methods. Every minor mistake can cause leakage. Over the course of 4 blogs, we’ll be summing up some of the most common mistakes. (1/4)
Competitors test: IKO shingles vs. tested products – part 2
Part 2 - Compared to the products in this competitors test, we believe that the manufacturing process of IKO’s laminated shingles (Cambridge) offers a better, more developed protection against roofing problems.
Another look for your hips & ridges with hexagonal shingles
When you don’t like the the classic method of hips and ridges on a hexagonal shingle roof, you can always try this other look!