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About the Author

Nick is a Tucson native and University of Arizona graduate. He discovered his passion for roofing after traveling the world and meeting industry professionals from Texas. Today, Nick is the co-owner at Presidio Roofing and uses his 10+ years of roofing experience to help push the company forward.

Certifications & Affiliations

GAF Certification #1140907
GAF Certification #1140907 Presidio Roofing RCAT Profile
Owens Corning Certification #223631
Owens Corning Certification #223631 Presidio Roofing Owens Corning Profile
RCAT License #100762
RCAT License #100762 Presidio Roofing GAF Profile
IBHS Fortified Roofing Contractor
IBHS Fortified Roofing Contractor Presidio Roofing Fortified Certified profile
Flat Roof Bubble Repair: What Causes It and How to Fix It 12.22.2025

Flat Roof Bubble Repair: What Causes It and How to Fix It

It’s common for homeowners to worry when they see a bubble forming on their flat roof. You probably chose a flat roof becau...
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Historic Roof Replacement and Repair 12.12.2025

Historic Roof Replacement and Repair

When you live or work in a historic building, you have a duty to preserve its legacy for future generations. If the roof star...
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The Best Types of Commercial Roofing Materials 12.02.2025

The Best Types of Commercial Roofing Materials

Choosing the right commercial roofing material is one of the most important decisions a building owner can make. After all, y...
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Will Insurance Cover a 25-Year-Old Roof? 11.12.2025

Will Insurance Cover a 25-Year-Old Roof?

If you’re living in an older home, it’s natural to wonder if your insurance company will still pay to repair your roof if...
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Denied Claims? How 3-Tab Shingles Are Costing Texans Roof Coverage 11.04.2025

Denied Claims? How 3-Tab Shingles Are Costing Texans Roof Coverage

Few problems are more annoying for homeowners than when an insurance company denies a claim. You’ve diligently paid your pr...
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How Does the Age of My Roof Affect Insurance Rates? 10.28.2025

How Does the Age of My Roof Affect Insurance Rates?

More than any other part of your home, your roof keeps your family safe from the elements outside. So it’s natural to want ...
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Granular Loss: The First Sign Your Roof Might Be Failing 10.14.2025

Granular Loss: The First Sign Your Roof Might Be Failing

As a homeowner, it’s natural that you want your roof to protect your family from the elements. But the reality is that even...
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Standing Seam vs. Screw Down Metal Roofs: What’s the Real Difference? 10.10.2025

Standing Seam vs. Screw Down Metal Roofs: What’s the Real Difference?

Metal roofs have become increasingly popular with homeowners over the last few years, due to their cost-effectiveness and dur...
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What’s the Difference Between a Skylight and a Sun Tunnel? 10.07.2025

What’s the Difference Between a Skylight and a Sun Tunnel?

Natural lighting has the power to make a home feel brighter, warmer and more inviting. Whether you're looking to cut down on ...
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Sheeting vs. Sheathing: Are They the Same in Roofing? 10.04.2025

Sheeting vs. Sheathing: Are They the Same in Roofing?

As a homeowner, you may have encountered the terms sheeting and sheathing used by roofing contractors or other construction p...
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Synthetic Underlayment vs. Felt: Which One Actually Protects Your Roof Better? 10.01.2025

Synthetic Underlayment vs. Felt: Which One Actually Protects Your Roof Better?

Choosing the right materials for a roofing project is about more than simple curb appeal. The homeowners we talk to every day...
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Gambrel Roofs Explained: Pros, Costs & Surprising Things Most People Miss 06.08.2025

Gambrel Roofs Explained: Pros, Costs & Surprising Things Most People Miss

What Is a Gambrel Roof and Why Do People Choose It? A gambrel roof is easily recognized by its two distinct slopes on each s...
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What is the Rake Edge of a Roof? 06.07.2025

What is the Rake Edge of a Roof?

The rake edge is the sloped edge of a roof that runs from the eave (the lower horizontal edge) all the way up to the ridge (t...
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