by Anchor Roofing & Construction | Apr 15, 2021 | Blog, Siding, Vinyl
Almost everyone dreams of living in a beautiful home. Living in a beautiful environment has been shown to improve people’s happiness and satisfaction with their lives. People style and design their houses to create the homes they’ve always dreamed of. A beautiful home...
by Anchor Roofing & Construction | Mar 12, 2021 | Blog, Roofing Nails
Your home’s roofing system is made up of many exciting parts. It includes the roofing shingles, the roof deck, gutter system, and so much more. But one feature that holds the whole system together and in place is the tiny roofing nail. Roofing nails may appear...
by Anchor Roofing & Construction | Feb 21, 2021 | Blog, Cedar Roofing
At Anchor Roofing & Construction we believe in creating a better future, one nail at a time. We take pride in our expert workmanship and impeccable service. We believe in providing customers with the best advice when it comes to their roofing needs. It is because...
by Anchor Roofing & Construction | Feb 3, 2021 | Blog, Hackettstown, Roofing Contractor
Nothing can fully prepare a homeowner for the task of replacing a roof or getting a new one. From identifying issues to deciding on the next steps and choosing your roofing service provider, it can get a little overwhelming. Not to mention the expenses involved....
by Anchor Roofing & Construction | Jan 23, 2021 | Blog, Flat Roofing
A flat roof is commonplace among Warren County businesses. It is cheaper to install, has less risk than a sloped roof, and requires little upkeep or maintenance. Of course, even the best flat roofs come with some drawbacks. Flat roofs are prone to collecting water and...
by Anchor Roofing & Construction | Jan 4, 2021 | Blog, Roof Installation, Warren County
Despite the physical importance that a roof brings to a home, there are plenty of purely aesthetic reasons to take the plunge. Having a new roof installed can bring forth a new sense of confidence in your home. In addition to it being visually appealing to passersby...
