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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
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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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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A Step-By-Step Guide to Cleaning Mold from Your Roof 06.05.2025

A Step-By-Step Guide to Cleaning Mold from Your Roof

Black streaks or green moss on your roof aren’t just an eyesore, they can shorten your roof’s lifespan if ignored. Wha...
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What is a Mansard Style Roof? Pros, Cons, and Modern Uses 06.03.2025

What is a Mansard Style Roof? Pros, Cons, and Modern Uses

A mansard roof has four sides, each with two distinct slopes" a nearly vertical lower slope and a gentler upper slope. This d...
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Roof Cooling Techniques for Hot Texas Summers 04.25.2025

Roof Cooling Techniques for Hot Texas Summers

If you live in Texas, your roof isn’t just a roof, it’s the first line of defense against triple-digit summers that feel ...
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Types of Roof Sheathing 01.23.2025

Types of Roof Sheathing

When you think about the bones of a roof, most people picture the rafters or trusses. But there’s another layer that’s ju...
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Roof Truss Types: A Homeowner’s Guide 01.22.2025

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When it comes to building or fixing up a roof, most folks don’t give much thought to what’s holding it up—until somethi...
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What is a Roof Truss? 01.04.2025

What is a Roof Truss?

A truss roof is like the backbone of a building’s hat. It’s a pre-built framework made of triangles—strong, lightweight...
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The Many Faces of Pitched Roof Types 11.30.2024

The Many Faces of Pitched Roof Types

Pitched roofs are a cornerstone of architectural design, recognizable by their sloping angles that meet at a ridge. These roo...
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What is Solar Flashing? 11.15.2024

What is Solar Flashing?

Solar flashing is essential for rooftop solar installations, ensuring that the areas where mounting hardware penetrates the r...
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Different Types of Metal Roofing Sealant 10.23.2024

Different Types of Metal Roofing Sealant

Metal roofing is built to last, but even the toughest metal needs a reliable sealant to keep it watertight. In a place like T...
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Porch Roof Ideas for Your Next Project 09.16.2024

Porch Roof Ideas for Your Next Project

When it comes to home improvement, one area often overlooked is the porch roof. But in reality, a well-designed porch roof ca...
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