Grab the SB Roofing RSS Feed!As with any business there are certain terms that are widely used regarding the type of work that they are involved in. Such as restaurants have their own lingo that they go by to signify to their employees that either a certain dish is ready to be taken out or they ran out of an ingredient. The same can be said about home improvement particularly roofs. Being in the business for over 15 years has made us at SB Roofing familiar with all the types of roofing lingo there is when dealing with inspections, replacement, or repair. So we put together a small list of roofing vocabulary we thought you all might like to know:
- Barge Board: A board that conceals roof timbers projecting over gables.
- Beam: A long piece of wood or steel that supports the roof.
- Cornice: The overhanging part of the roof (the part that sticks out past the building’s walls).
- Eave: The beam ends of the roof that allows water to drip off away from the building’s walls.
- Fascia: The edge of the cornice.
- Rafter: Parallel beams that support a roof.
- Soffit: The underside of the eave.
- Truss: A framework of beams that support the roof.
As always feel free to contact us for a free no obligation estimate regarding your roof and we will be happy to help you. From small repair jobs, maintenance and inspections to brand new roofing systems, we will cater to all your roofing needs. And our work is backed by a full warranty that covers labor & materials.