Bourbon Country: Roofing, Home Exteriors, and Custom Homes is a team of professionals ready to help you love your home again. We are a veteran owned, locally owned and operated business founded in 2019 by Chad Ubbelohde and Kevin Carter.

The roofing and home improvement industry isn’t immune to the inflation and delays other industries are experiencing. Quite the opposite, actually. Contractors of all specialties are facing a plethora of issues, including rising material prices and delays, labor shortages, and rising interest rates. These rising costs have greatly affected the consumer as well.

Roofing in the winter poses a unique challenge. From snow, ice, and freezing temperatures to unpleasant working conditions, our roofing professionals at Bourbon Country: Roofing, Home Exterior, Custom Homes have managed to find ways to overcome these obstacles.

Bourbon Country: Roofing, Home Exterior, Custom Homes is a local, veteran-owned company that takes pride in our community. We are also parents so we realize that the future of our community lies in the hands of our youth. This is a big reason why we are so involved in our local schools.

Summer brings some obvious threats and some less obvious threats. Strong summer storms and falling trees are the most obvious threats. UV rays, thermal shock, and heat are some of the less obvious risks to the integrity of your roof. So how are you supposed to protect your roof from all the threats that summer brings? Let us help!

You can pick out all the right appliances, countertops, and furniture but few decisions are as important as what you choose to insulate your home. Spray foam may be the newest trend in home building right now but before you make that decision, there are a few important things to consider. Here we’ll discuss some of the risks associated with spray foam insulation from installation and cost, to potential hazards and structural damage.

Inflation and supply chain disruptions have been hot topics the last few months. Prices everywhere are rising. What does this mean for you as the homeowner?