It’s official! The Federal government has extended the 26% solar investment tax credit through the end of 2022, as part of the broader COVID-19 relief bill passed on December 22. Under the legislation, the solar ITC will remain at 26% for projects that begin construction…
We are proud to announce our new name “San Diego County Roofing & Solar” and our new branding and website along with it! The new look is a big upgrade and the solar services we offer to our residential clients is even bigger! As an…
With all of the heavy rains hitting San Diego, a lot of aged homes in the county are springing leaks. The question is – is it time to re-roof or move forward with a costly repair? Our friends at GAF have given some great pointers.…
So you need a roofer… Most people will get a referral, check online reviews, maybe the website and do their “research.” The only problem with relying solely on your research is often times it’s hard to determine whether or not the contractor you’re hiring has…
Whether you are a real estate professional, homeowner/buyer, serve on the board of directors or a property manager of a home owners association… The roof plays a MAJOR role in your purchasing or budgeting decision. It’s usually the largest asset associated with your property. It…
With fall officially here, it’s time to be proactive about roof maintenance. Today we are going to discuss the problems trees can have in regards to your roof. The trees around your home could cause costly damage to your roof; however, most of this damage can be…
San Diego County Roofing is proud to hold numerous certifications and accolades from Owens Corning: Preferred Contractor: Preselected for their commitment to customer service, business stability and qualityCarry all required state and local licensesHold at least $1,000,000 in general liability insuranceIn good standing with the Better…
One of the most overlooked aspects when purchasing a home is the condition of its roof. For the untrained eye, most roofs whether they are 5 or 15 years old don’t look much different from one another. The home inspector will usually only recommend a…
There’s a good chance that if you are reading this it’s because you live or own a tract home with a tile roof in San Diego. We have bad news for you. Even if it’s in a high end part of town, be aware that…
If you own a home with a tile roof that is approximately 20-30 years old, it’s most likely reached the end of it’s serviceable lifespan. You’ve probably seen some broken tiles or maybe some roof leaks from this past years heavy rainfall in San Diego.…