Capital Construction's Roofing & Siding Blog

After three long years of being a broker's assistant responsible for 35 traders, Chris Gackle knew it was time for a change. Making the Tough Decision Before working as a broker's assistant, Chris had rigorous experience in operations for giants like Cargill, Mayo Clinic, and more.

Renewing your policy soon? Thanks to the ever changing economy, our insurance policies are transforming as well. Here are three things to make sure are included in your home policy in 2023!

Picking a Contractor Picking a contractor is one of the hardest parts of starting your remodeling project. You're trusting this person with your home, time, and money! Take some stress away from the decision making process by following these tree tips to choose the right contractor.

How to Spot Hail Damage Once a hail storm passes, it's important as a homeowner to inspect your property and gauge damage levels to decide if further expertise from a storm damage restoration expert or trusted contractor is needed.

After a hail storm, we can guarantee there will be roofing contractors knocking at your door. Why do we do this and how is it helpful for YOU? Make You Aware We want to make you aware of the damage that you could have on your home.  Check out any soft metals you have on your property.

Looking for a more dimensional look or more protection for your home but not sure what to ask for? There are two types of asphalt shingles, here are the main differences! 3 Tab These were installed mostly in the early 2000's. They last for around 20 years.

Construction on homes can be delayed for a number of reasons, especially when the construction is on the exterior of your home.  In this week's FAQ Friday, Cole walks us through 3 unforeseen circumstances that can put a halt on your project.

Ice and Water Shield is the water proof barrier that goes under your shingles. Colton Ward, Senior Project Consultant at Capital Construction shares his knowledge on this crucial part of the roofing system in this week's FAQ Friday!

​​ ​With Capital Construction actively pivoting to expand the multi-family division of the company for nationwide solutions, it was clear that there needed to be some new additions to the team for it to be more knowledgeable and competitive in the rental space.

Comparing estimates from a few companies can be a smart idea - but, can also be overwhelming. Cole from Capital Construction walks us through 4 things to compare when reviewing estimates. License and Insurance Check with each contractor and get a copy of their license and insurance.