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Shingle roofs can last up to two decades, but if you notice missing shingles, you should have your roof repaired immediately to prevent further damage. If you live in New Jersey or Pennsylvania, you can rely on the team at Emmons to replace your missing shingles and restore your roof. Many people ask, "Should I replace...

Gutters prevent damage by directing water away from your home. When they are broken, they need to be repaired or replaced quickly to prevent rain, ice, and snow from wreaking havoc on your home. The knowledgeable team at Emmons can install aluminum gutters to replace your old, broken system. If you aren't sure which gu...

Matt and Stephanee Kelly proudly took ownership over Emmons Roofing & Siding in June 2019. This article chronicles their experience and why they chose to purchase the company.

Vertical siding is frequently found on non-residential structures such as office buildings, barns, and tool sheds. However, it can add an interesting decorative element to a home.

While many homes are built of brick or stucco, others depend upon various types of siding. Siding not only contributes to the overall look and style of a home but protects it from water, weather, and other threats.

Most people know that installing new windows in their home adds equity and makes the property look much nicer, but the other benefits of replacement windows aren't talked about as much.

When deciding who to hire as your siding contractor you also need to think about the type, style and length of siding you want. Here we discuss long-length siding. Long length siding is generally an extended version of a standard size siding product.

Don't wait until hot or freezing weather to make sure your home is energy efficient. You may be eligible to get a Federal Tax Credit for making qualifying efficiency upgrades to your home.

You may need to replace your roof for various reasons such as leakage, rotted wood, storm damage, etc. To find out the extent of the damage, have a look at your roof from the outside.

Gutters are one of the most often forgotten maintenance areas of a home, yet are one of the most important. Faulty, overflowing gutters can lead to damaged insulation (lower energy efficiency), damaged structural lumber, termite infestations, excessive mold, and unhealthy landscaping.