Roofing
Marling Lumber stocks a wide variety of shingles in an assortment of colors and styles. We can also order metal roofing from a number of companies in shake, shingle or sheet. In addition to shingles, we have roofing accessories including gutters, soffits, soffit vents, edging, fascia, underlayment, fasteners, and sealants. Shingle brands we carry include GAF, Tamko. Owens Corning and Certainteed.
Whether it’s an architectural or dimensional shingles, we can deliver all your roofing needs. And if you are reroofing, it may be the time to add skylights, solatubes, or roof windows. Marling carries a large selection of skylights and roof windows including windows with retractable blinds as well as remote controlled skylights.
Perhaps the best thing about ordering roofing supplies from Marling Lumber is that you don't have to worry about the manual labor of hauling shingles and other supplies up a ladder. Save time, effort, and be safer by letting us deliver the materials right to your home and place them on your roof.
We want to make your experience with Marling Lumber as simple as possible so let our experienced sales representatives lend a hand on your next roofing project.
When it comes to home improvement, the color of your roof might not be the first thing that comes to mind. However, it is a significant aspect that can influence both the aesthetic appeal and the functionality of your home. The right roof color can enhance your home's curb appeal, improve energy efficiency, and increase your property value.
If you think its time for a new roof – it probably is. Roofs last about 12 to 20 years, but environmental factors play a part in a roof’s longevity. Lots of sun, hail, and wind take their toll. If you are the second or third owner of a home, you may not be quite sure how long the roof has been on it and if it was installed properly. Remember, the time to get a new roof is before something drastic happens. The sales associates at Marling Lumber and HomeWorks can walk you through the maze of color and style options – and even talk to you about a metal roof if that’s what you are interested in. You can take home roofing samples and think about the colors you want – or get a list of addresses of homes that are roofed in colors and shingles that interest you.
Moss is a simple, non-vascular plant that doesn’t grow flowers, wood or true roots. While moss can be very beautiful in certain natural settings, it is very bad for your roof. Once moss takes ahold of your roof, it can cause structural damage, resulting in degradation. The moisture leads to mold and bacteria growth that slowly destroy your shingles, resulting in holes in the roof and leaks in your home. Moss is also very slippery, posing a threat to your safety when walking around on your roof. If you live in a damp, wooded area, your roof may be prone to moss growth. Here are some steps you can take to prevent or get rid of moss.