If you’re a homeowner in Louisiana, you already know: hurricanes, hail, and high winds are just part of life. But what if your roof could be built to withstand that punishment—not just survive it? That’s exactly what a FORTIFIED Roof™ offers. Developed by the Insurance Institute for Business & Home
When it’s time for a new roof, cost is often the biggest factor homeowners consider. Two of the most popular roofing materials on the market are asphalt shingles and stone-coated steel roofing. Both options offer unique benefits, but they differ significantly in terms of initial price, durability, and long-term value.
Louisiana is known for its heavy rainfall, especially during hurricane season and frequent afternoon thunderstorms. With this constant downpour, gutters can easily become clogged with leaves, pine needles, and debris, causing water damage to your home. That’s why installing the right gutter guard system is essential to protect your roof,
Your roof is one of the most important investments you’ll make in your home. It protects everything beneath it from heat, rain, wind, and debris. But one often-overlooked threat to your roof’s longevity is sun blistering—a form of damage that may look small on the surface but can lead to
High winds can wreak havoc on your roof — sometimes in ways you can’t even see from the ground. But when it comes to getting your insurance to cover a roof replacement, the question becomes: how much wind damage is enough? At Brown’s Roofing, we work with homeowners every week
If you’ve lived in Shreveport, Louisiana for any length of time, you know hailstorms aren’t just rare flukes — they’re a reality every spring and summer. But after a storm passes, how can you tell if your roof suffered enough hail damage to qualify for a full insurance-covered replacement? At