Posts by Tatum's Roofing Team
Getting Your Roof Ready for Winter Freezes in Georgia and Tennessee
Our winters are mild, but a few hard freezes are enough to turn small gaps into leaks. Here is how to get your roof ready before the first cold snap.
Read more »Roofs for Troops: A Thank-You to the Military Families We Serve
Through GAF's Roofs for Troops program, military homeowners can get a $250 rebate on a qualifying GAF roof. Here is who qualifies and how it works.
Read more »Planning a New Roof Without Waiting: How Roof Financing Can Help
A roof rarely fails at a convenient time. Financing lets you protect your home now and pay over time. Here is how to plan the project and what to ask.
Read more »Soffit and Fascia Repair: Small Boards, Big Job
The boards along your roof edge hold the gutters, vent the attic and keep animals out. When they rot, the problem spreads. Here is how to spot trouble early.
Read more »Choosing Shingles: Why the Whole Roof System Matters
Color gets the most attention when picking a new roof, but the shingle type and the parts underneath decide how long it lasts. Here is what to compare.
Read more »Roofing in Nashville: What Middle Tennessee Weather Asks of Your Roof
Spring storms, summer heat, the occasional winter freeze: Middle Tennessee puts a roof through a lot in one year. Here is what that means for homeowners in Nashville and the surrounding towns.
Read more »Attic Ventilation in the South: The Quiet Reason Roofs Age Early
A roof can wear out years early with nothing wrong on the outside. Poor attic ventilation traps heat and moisture under the shingles. Here is how it works and the warning signs.
Read more »Those Black Streaks on Your Shingles: What They Are and What to Do
Dark streaks running down a roof are common across Georgia. They are usually algae, not dirt or mold damage. Here is what causes them and how to clean them safely.
Read more »Pine Straw, Leaves and Clogged Gutters: Why North Metro Roofs Need Extra Care
Tall pines and hardwoods are part of what makes north metro Atlanta beautiful. They also fill gutters and valleys fast. Here is what that debris does to a roof, and how to stay ahead of it.
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