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Metal roof flashing – everything you ever wanted to know is here in this article.

When it comes to your home’s roof, there’s one task of the utmost importance. That task, is keeping water from penetrating through the shingles, and eventually into your home itself. Roof flashing is one of the best solutions to accomplish this task. After all, we’ve all heard the cliché about “keeping a roof over your […]

Spring has arrived, and many homeowners are spending more time at home than ever before. Thus, it’s a perfect time to discover if you need new roof flashing. With the snow melted and what seems like endless days of rain, homeowners can accurately check for water seepage in the attic. However, instead of climbing on […]

At Kozy Kollar, we know that the best judge of our success comes from our customers. That’s why we consistently strive to keep you well informed when it comes to damaged roofs and the newest innovations to avoid uncostly repairs. As many of us know, a damaged roof can lead to frame damage, mold and […]

Finding mold in your home can be unsettling. Even if you’re doing everything right and keeping your home clean, it can still find its way in through cracks and crevices. Installing an exhaust hood in your home creates a watertight seal, and prevents your home from becoming stagnant – an environment where mold thrives. In […]

Traditionally, issues with roof ventilation had to be handled from the roof. Makes sense, right? But with this comes it’s own concerns. At Kozy Kollar, we’ve redefined what it takes to accomplish a successful roof flashing installation.   Careful on the Ladder! Traditionally, the first step to installing a roof flashing system would be to […]

The origin of the term “flashing” as it relates to roofing is unknown, but essentially roof flashing is  a material installed to prevent the passage of water into a building. They are typically installed at chimneys, vent pipes, walls, windows, and door openings to decrease water penetration. Traditionally, roof flashing is installed from outside. But […]