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Flat roofs are a different type of roofing system than traditional shingle or tile roofs, and as a homeowner it’s important to known how to best take care of and maintain the flat portions of your roof. This will help you maximize its lifespan, minimize repair costs, and let you get the most out of your home.

In the wake of an unprecedented rainstorm that swept through Southern California, residents of San Diego are now faced with the aftermath of heavy rainfall and gusty winds. While our community begins the process of recovery and cleanup, one critical aspect of home maintenance should not be overlooked: the importance of a thorough roof inspection by a licensed roofer.

While it's easy to take your roof for granted, regular inspections are crucial for ensuring its longevity and functionality. Resilient Roofing, a leader in the local roofing industry, shares valuable insights on when you should consider getting a roof inspection.

We'll explore why this innovative roofing solution stands out in San Diego's unique weather conditions, offering enhanced climate compatibility, ease of installation without the heavy structural demands of conventional materials, and superior energy efficiency.

San Diego’s first major rainfall this wet season just arrived, with an atmospheric river bringing over half an inch of rain over the past week, with additional rainfall predicted for the coming weekend.

With the particular demands of flat roofing systems in mind, Thermoplastic Polyolefin, or TPO, emerges as a leading solution. At Resilient Roofing, we specialize in equipping San Diego homes with the very best, and we believe TPO roofing for flat roofs offers an array of unmatched benefits.

Over time, however, even the most durable roof may require repair or replacement. When this time comes, one essential procedure is the 'tear-off'. While some roofers are willing to forego the tear-off process and simply install new material over your existing roof, at Resilient Roofing we consider this step non-negotiable.

In coastal cities like San Diego that are usually dominated by sunshine, occasional light rain can provide a refreshing break from the constant warmth. While these soft drizzles might be welcomed by some, a question that many homeowners ask us is what this light rain does to their roof? Can a tenth of an inch of rain cause any serious damage? What precautions should homeowners take? In today’s blog post, we’re going to be exploring these questions so that as a homeowner, you know what to do the next time that rain is in the forecast.

Being recognized as a finalist for the BBB Torch Awards is a humbling honor for us, now two years in a row! The trophy symbolizes our unwavering commitment to ethical practices and the trust our customers place in us every day. All of the thanks go to our dedicated team for making this possible!

Over the years, San Diego County has seen its share of destructive blazes. For homeowners, this reality underscores the importance of having a home equipped to handle these threats. At the forefront of this defense is something often overlooked: the roof.