Quick Links If your roof starts leaking during a storm, the first priority is preventing additional interior damage by safely containing the water. Next, document the damage with photos and notes for your insurance claim, then schedule a professional roof inspection to identify the source of the leak and recommend the appropriate repairs. A roof [Read More…]
ROOF REPAIR & REPLACEMENT
How Hail and Wind Damage Flat Roofs in New Mexico
Flat roofs respond to severe weather differently than sloped roofs because hail and wind can damage roofing materials while trapping moisture beneath the surface. This article covers how to identify storm damage on a flat roof, what to do immediately after a storm, and how Fix My Roof helps property owners navigate repairs and insurance [Read More…]
Los Alamos Roofing Contractor: Class A Fire-Rated Roof Systems Built to Pass Inspection
Los Alamos County requires roofing projects to meet full Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) fire codes. That means a tested and certified Class A roof assembly, not just Class A shingles. Fix My Roof has been pulling roofing permits in Los Alamos for over a decade and manages the entire permit and inspection process for every project. [Read More…]
What Is TPO Roofing?
TL;DR: TPO roofing is a single-ply membrane system used on flat and low-slope roofs. Its reflective surface, heat-welded seams, and durability make it one of the most common roofing materials used on commercial buildings and many residential properties across the United States. In New Mexico, where strong UV exposure and wide temperature swings place extra [Read More…]
Roof Warranty and Maintenance Plan Guide
TL;DR: A roof warranty typically includes three parts: a manufacturer’s warranty for materials, a workmanship warranty for installation, and sometimes an extended warranty that combines both. Many warranties are limited and can be voided by poor maintenance or unauthorized repairs. A roof maintenance plan helps protect your coverage by documenting inspections and catching issues early. [Read More…]
Flat Roof Problems in Santa Fe: What Goes Wrong and How to Fix It
TL;DR: The most common flat roof problems in Santa Fe are drainage failure, parapet wall flashing leaks, and UV-driven material breakdown. Regular flat roof maintenance (twice a year and after major storms), functioning scupper drains, and climate-appropriate coatings prevent most failures before they turn into expensive repairs. Most flat roofs in Santa Fe don’t fail [Read More…]