Residential Roofing | Nationwide Roofing and Home Improvement

Last year, after a long winter, my roof started showing signs of wear — curling edges and a few leaks near the gutters. I talked to a roofing specialist who recommended asphalt shingle roofing because of its proven track record for longevity and ease of repair. I was skeptical at first, so during a coffee break I even typed free palm reading online into my phone, half expecting nonsense, just to lighten up the planning mood. The next week, the roofing crew arrived with bundles of shingles, felt underlayment, and all the tools needed for the job. They explained how each layer serves a purpose: the underlayment adds waterproof protection, and the asphalt shingles themselves form a shield against rain, snow, and sunlight. Watching them work, I appreciated how installation precision can make a huge difference in roof performance. When the job was done, the house looked refreshed and secure. Every storm since then has reminded me that choosing asphalt shingles was smart — they combine practicality with a classic look, and now I don’t worry about roof problems the way I used to.