Peterson Homes Restoration & Roofing

Peterson Roofing is locally owned and operated. We have served Lexington and Central Kentucky since 1984. We are fully licensed, insured, and proud members of the Kentucky Roofing Contractors Association and the Better Business Bureau. Our dependable staff provides superior service and workmanship with quality products and materials to every one of our customers.

In building construction, the roof pitch is a numerical measure of the steepness of a roof. Roofs may be functionally flat or "pitched". The pitch of a roof is its vertical rise divided by its horizontal span (or "run"), what is called "slope" in geometry and stair construction, or the tangent function in trigonometry. Its that time of year - Springtime and that means lots of rain. As your home emerges from the Winter, your roof's health is very important. The Soffit and Fascia are two of the most overlooked parts of your roof but are very important.

Vinyl is one of the most durable materials you can purchase for siding. Vinyl siding won't rot or degrade over time, but it can crack and puncture if damaged. Often, homeowners will choose vinyl siding over other options as many believe it requires no maintenance. Like other parts of your home, vinyl siding requires occasional. When homeowners notice it is time to clean their siding, the first thing many think is "time to get a pressure washer!" Cleaning siding is one of the first things many think of when a pressure washer is involved.

Its that time of year - Springtime and that means lots of rain. As your home emerges from the Winter, your roof's health is very important. The Soffit and Fascia are two of the most overlooked parts of your roof but are very important. What is a Soffit? A Soffit is the exposed siding underneath. Your roof is one of the most important parts of your home. It protects you and your home from the elements. Hail, storms, wind, and natural aging will cause wear and tear on your roof. To keep you roof in working order and in good shape, you need to perform regular maintenance and safety checks.

A rain gutter's main purpose is to funnel water off the roof and away from the home. Too much water falling too close to your home can erode the soil around it, compromise the home's foundation and wreak havoc if you have a basement. Additionally, if your roof doesn't have enough clearance, rainwater that drips. The fascia board is one of the most important parts of the roof. This is the board that is along the bottom of the ends of the rafters at the eaves that closes the gaps between the rafters.

Solar power and solar panels installed on your roof are more and more common on residences with over 3 million current installations in the U.S. and that number is expected to more than double by 2023. But do you need a new roof before you put solar panels on? Most solar panels last 25-30 years. It's officially winter and snow is imminent. The snow that collects on your roof can cause damage if it gets too heavy, and possibly leaks if there are holes if your roof or framing. Collapse is more common in areas that experience yearly heavy snowfall and occurs because of damage and/or poor design and construction.

The Kentucky heat is here and if you think 90 degrees outside is hot, you should feel how hot it is on your roof! We have some great roofing solutions that can help to beat the heat which will not only make your home cooler inside but save you money on air conditioning as well. Whether you're putting a roof on a new home, or your existing roof requires a total makeover, there are many materials available. But no matter what roof style you have, metal roofs can be an attractive option because of their longevity, minimal maintenance, and energy efficiency.

Gutters are sturdy, but like other parts of your home will need repaired or replaced. According to the National Association of Homebuilders, galvanized steel or aluminum gutters will last about twenty years and copper gutters will last fifty years. Damage occurs from aging, storms, trees, etc. and you might have to replace your gutters sooner than. The season that many dread is just around the corner. Getting ready for subzero temperatures, ice, snow, and trying to stay warm is a daunting task. Winter weather and cold temperatures can cause major damage to your home (and roof) if you're not prepared.

Asphalt Shingles have been around since 1903 and became really popular throughout America by 1939. These type of shingles are still the most widely used today. They are perfect for homeowners as they provide superior protection against water and come in a wide varieties of designer colors. The asphalt shingles of today have many more. If you're looking to replace your roof, the options are seemingly endless. Technology has improved roofing options, but the tired and true options are still popular.

If you're looking to replace your roof, the options are seemingly endless. Technology has improved roofing options, but the tired and true options are still popular. When choosing a shingle material there are several things to consider such as climate, budget, available options, and your vision for your home. Each type of shingle comes with. At one time, asphalt shingles, slate, clay, or stone were about the only options for roofing materials. Today, there are many other options to choose from to fit your needs.