Here at Brown’s Roofing, we believe an informed homeowner is an empowered homeowner. That’s why we’re keeping a close eye on a new piece of legislation moving through the Louisiana State Capitol – House Bill 121 (HB 121) – which could significantly change how you interact with roofing contractors when filing an
Arkansas weather is known for its beauty, but also its ferocity. Severe thunderstorms, often bringing hail, are a common occurrence across the state, and communities like Russellville, Mount Vernon, and Greenbrier are no strangers to these damaging events. While a hailstorm might pass quickly, the impact on your roof can be lasting
As summer temperatures soar in Searcy, Arkansas, it’s more important than ever to pay attention to your roof—the first line of defense against the blazing sun. While roofs are built to withstand tough weather, the intense heat and sunlight we experience in central Arkansas can push even the best materials
When it comes to protecting your home, your roof is your first line of defense against the elements. However, many homeowners in Louisiana and Arkansas may not realize that their insurance policies might not fully cover the cost of a roof replacement. With insurance companies like State Farm potentially offering
Yesterday’s hailstorm in Haughton, LA left many homeowners worried about the safety and integrity of their roofs. As the community assesses the damage, it’s important to remember that not all roofing companies are created equal—especially when it comes to protecting your home after a major storm. Beware of Out-of-Town Roofers
At Browns Roofing, we believe in going beyond the traditional role of a roofing contractor. While roof replacements and repairs are essential, we’re committed to helping homeowners in Monroe, Louisiana, extend the lifespan of their roofs and maintain their property’s value. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce the rollout of