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Skylights are a great way to brighten up your home, boost natural light, and add visual interest to your space. But like any part of your roof, skylights don’t last forever.

Harsh winter weather can take a serious toll on your roof. Knowing the right steps to take for emergency roof repairs after a winter storm can make all the difference in preventing further damage and expensive repairs.

Winter in New England can be beautiful, but with heavy snowfall many homeowners don't realize the silent threat accumulating on their roofs. Ignoring snow load can result in expensive roof repairs, emergency situations, and even the need for a full roof replacement.

For many New England homeowners, ice dams can be a frequent and frustrating challenge during the winter. These ridges of ice build-up along the edges of your roof, blocking melting snow from draining properly, which can cause roof leaks and structural damage and lead to expensive repairs.

As winter settles in, snow, ice, and freezing temperatures can place significant strain on your roofing system. Identifying and addressing potential issues early can save you from costly repairs down the road. Here are the most common winter roof issues to look out for this season and the best ways to address them.