Volta Roofing

07/31/2025

07/24/2025

A roof is your first line of defense against the elements and a key component in maintaining the overall integrity, comfort, and value of your property. Whether your current roof is showing signs of wear or you're simply looking to enhance your home's performance and curb appeal, installing a new roof comes with a range of benefits that go far beyond aesthetics.

1. Enhanced Protection and Safety
One of the most important functions of a roof is to protect your home from water damage, wind, snow, and other environmental threats. Over time, even small leaks or missing shingles can lead to structural issues, mold growth, and interior damage. A new roof ensures your home remains watertight and structurally sound.

2. Improved Energy Efficiency
Modern roofing materials and technologies are designed to reflect more sunlight and provide better insulation. This helps maintain a consistent indoor temperature and reduces the strain on your heating and cooling systems. As a result, you may see a noticeable decrease in your monthly energy bills after replacing your roof.

3. Boosted Curb Appeal and Home Value
A new roof can significantly enhance the appearance of your home, giving it a cleaner, more modern look. Whether you're planning to stay for years or preparing to sell, a fresh roof adds to your home’s marketability. In fact, real estate professionals often cite a new roof as one of the top upgrades that can increase a home's resale value and attract more buyers.
Older roofs often require ongoing maintenance and small repairs that can add up over time. A new roof, especially when installed by a qualified contractor, will require less upkeep, saving you time, effort, and money in the long run.

Conclusion
While the upfront cost of a new roof might seem daunting, the long-term benefits—ranging from improved energy efficiency and safety to increased home value—make it a smart and often necessary investment. If your roof is over 20 years old, showing signs of damage, or no longer providing adequate protection, now may be the perfect time to consider a replacement.

Invest in your home's future—invest in a new roof.

Call Volta today for your new roof quote.

07/15/2025

When it’s time to replace the roof on your commercial building, the choices can feel overwhelming. Among the most common options for flat or low-slope commercial roofs are TPO (Thermoplastic Olefin) and EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer). Both are durable, proven roofing systems — but which is right for your business?

In this post, we’ll break down the differences between TPO and EPDM, helping you make a more informed decision for your next commercial roof replacement.

Understanding the Basics
TPO Roofing

A single-ply membrane made from a blend of rubber and thermoplastics.

Typically white or light-colored, reflecting sunlight to reduce cooling costs.

Installed using heat-welded seams, which create a strong, watertight bond.

EPDM Roofing

A synthetic rubber membrane, usually black (though white options are available).

Known for its flexibility and resistance to weathering.

Installed using adhesives or ballast systems; seams are sealed with tape or adhesive.

Key Differences at a Glance
Feature TPO EPDM
Color White (high reflectivity) Black (absorbs heat)
Installation Heat-welded seams Adhesive or mechanically fastened
Cost Slightly higher upfront Often more cost-effective
Durability UV- and chemical-resistant Excellent in extreme cold/heat
Energy Efficiency Helps reduce cooling costs Can retain heat in colder climates
Lifespan 15–20 years (or more with upkeep) 20–30 years depending on conditions

Which One Is Right for Your Building?
TPO is ideal for businesses in warmer climates or those looking to reduce cooling costs, thanks to its reflective surface.

EPDM is a smart choice in colder regions or where long-term flexibility is a must.

Other factors, such as roof accessibility, foot traffic, and building usage, can also influence your decision. A professional roofing contractor can inspect your property and offer recommendations based on your specific needs.

Final Thoughts
Your commercial roof is a long-term investment. Choosing between TPO and EPDM comes down to balancing energy performance, cost, climate, and installation preferences. At the end of the day, both materials offer excellent protection when installed by a qualified roofing professional.

If you're considering a commercial roof replacement, we’d be happy to provide a site evaluation and walk you through your best options.

06/02/2025

The Benefits of Having Your Roof Inspected for Hail Damage

When a hailstorm rolls through your neighborhood, the aftermath may not be immediately visible—especially when it comes to your roof. While everything may appear intact from the ground, hidden damage could be quietly compromising the structure and longevity of your home. That’s why scheduling a professional roof inspection after a hailstorm isn’t just a good idea—it’s essential.

Here are the key benefits of having your roof inspected for hail damage:

1. Prevent Small Issues from Becoming Major Repairs
Hail can cause bruising, cracking, or displacement of roofing materials. These minor damages might not result in an immediate leak, but over time they can allow moisture to pe*****te the underlayment, leading to water damage, mold, and even structural issues. An inspection allows you to catch and fix problems early—before they turn into expensive repairs.

2. Protect Your Home’s Structural Integrity
Your roof is your home's first line of defense against the elements. Even seemingly small hail impacts can weaken shingles or tiles, which compromises your roof’s ability to shed water. Regular inspections ensure your roof remains strong and reliable, keeping the rest of your home safe from the elements.

3. Maintain Insurance Coverage and Support Claims
Insurance companies typically have strict time limits for filing a hail damage claim. A professional inspection provides documented evidence of any damage, which can be crucial for a successful insurance claim. Without an inspection, you might overlook eligible damage or miss the filing window entirely—potentially leaving you to cover repair costs out-of-pocket.

4. Extend the Life of Your Roof
Routine maintenance, including post-storm inspections, helps extend the lifespan of your roofing system. Identifying and repairing hail damage early can prevent premature aging or deterioration, which means your roof performs better and lasts longer—saving you from a full replacement before it’s truly necessary.

5. Preserve Your Property Value
A well-maintained roof boosts your home’s curb appeal and overall market value. Potential buyers are wary of hidden damage or looming repair costs. Having documentation that your roof has been professionally inspected and maintained after a hailstorm can be a strong selling point, offering peace of mind to future buyers.

6. Peace of Mind
Perhaps the greatest benefit of a roof inspection after a hailstorm is simple peace of mind. Knowing your home is secure and protected gives you confidence, whether you’re facing another storm season or planning future home improvements.

Conclusion

Hail damage isn’t always obvious, but the risks of ignoring it are real. Scheduling a professional roof inspection after a storm is a smart, proactive move that protects your home, wallet, and peace of mind. Whether you're a new homeowner or have lived in your house for decades, don’t wait for a leak to take action—get your roof inspected and ensure it’s ready to weather whatever comes next.

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03/26/2025

Our trailer was stolen! A police report has been made (case #25017816) It was taken from the back lot of our office at 8129 N Oak Trafficway, Kansas City MO 64118 on March 24 at approximately 7:30 pm. The trailer is silver with Volta Solar Energy lettering and logo on both sides. It looks like a black F250 was the culprit. If you know anything or see the trailer please notify us. Phone 816-601-0117, email [email protected], website is voltaroofingllc.com and of course Facebook. I have posted a video from the neighbors ring camera

03/17/2025

Are you a self-motivated, results-driven individual with a passion for sales? We want
YOU to join our team as a Commission Sales Representative with Fringe for our
residential roofing services! If you are in roofing sales and currently have no
backend support or are tired of your commission structure changing and lack a
good company culture were you currently are, please apply.
What We Offer:
 Unlimited earning potential: 100% commission-based pay allows you to earn
as much as you want!
 Flexible schedule: You set your own hours and work as much or as little as you
desire.
 No cap on commissions: The more sales you make, the more you earn.
 Training and support: We provide the tools, resources, and guidance you need
to succeed.
 Great market demand: Residential roofing services are in high demand,
ensuring a steady flow of leads and opportunities.
What You Bring:
 Previous sales experience (roofing sales preferred, general sales experience
preferred)
 Strong communication and negotiation skills
 Motivated to succeed and close deals
 Ability to build and maintain client relationships
 Passion for helping homeowners protect and improve their homes
Why Choose Us?
 Reputation: We’re a trusted name in the residential roofing industry.
 Quality: We pride ourselves on delivering top-tier roofing solutions with
exceptional customer service.
 Growth Opportunities: The sky’s the limit when it comes to your success and
growth with us.

Ready to make great money while helping homeowners with their roofing needs? Contact us today at [email protected]

03/12/2025

An ice dam on a roof typically appears as a ridge of ice that forms at the edge of a roof and prevents melting snow from draining off the roof. Here’s a more detailed description of what an ice dam looks like and how it forms:

Location at the Roof Edge: Ice dams usually form at the edge of the roof, but can also occur around skylights, vents, or in valleys where two roof planes meet.

Visible Ice Buildup: You’ll often see a wall of ice at the roof's edge, which may be several inches high. This is the actual "dam" part of the ice dam.

Icicles: Large icicles may hang from the roof edge or gutter. While icicles can be a common winter sight, extensive icicle formation is often associated with ice dams.

Water Pooling: Behind this ridge of ice, melted snow pools up, creating a reservoir of water. This water can seep under shingles and through the roof decking, causing leaks.

Ice dams are caused by uneven roof surface temperatures. Warm areas of the roof cause snow to melt and flow down to colder areas where it refreezes, creating the dam. Proper attic insulation and roof ventilation are critical to preventing ice dams by keeping the roof temperature even.

03/10/2025

Are you a self-motivated, results-driven individual with a passion for sales? We want
YOU to join our team as a Commission Sales Representative with Fringe for our
residential roofing services! If you are in roofing sales and currently have no
backend support or are tired of your commission structure changing and lack a
good company culture were you currently are, please apply.
What We Offer:
 Unlimited earning potential: 100% commission-based pay allows you to earn
as much as you want!
 Flexible schedule: You set your own hours and work as much or as little as you
desire.
 No cap on commissions: The more sales you make, the more you earn.
 Training and support: We provide the tools, resources, and guidance you need
to succeed.
 Great market demand: Residential roofing services are in high demand,
ensuring a steady flow of leads and opportunities.
What You Bring:
 Previous sales experience (roofing sales preferred, general sales experience
preferred)
 Strong communication and negotiation skills
 Motivated to succeed and close deals
 Ability to build and maintain client relationships
 Passion for helping homeowners protect and improve their homes
Why Choose Us?
 Reputation: We’re a trusted name in the residential roofing industry.
 Quality: We pride ourselves on delivering top-tier roofing solutions with
exceptional customer service.
 Growth Opportunities: The sky’s the limit when it comes to your success and
growth with us.

Ready to make great money while helping homeowners with their roofing needs? Apply
now and start earning today!

03/07/2025

As the temperatures drop, homeowners might notice mysterious water stains appearing on their ceilings. While it's easy to suspect a roof leak, these stains could actually be caused by condensation buildup in your attic. Here’s what you need to know about this common issue and how to address it.

What Causes Attic Condensation?

Attic condensation occurs when warm, moist air from inside your home rises and meets the cold underside of your roof, which is chilled by lower outdoor temperatures. This interaction causes the moisture in the air to condense, forming water droplets. Over time, this condensation can soak insulation and stain ceilings, mimicking the signs of a roof leak.

Identifying Attic Condensation

To determine if condensation in the attic is the culprit behind water stains, look for:

Rust around nails, which indicates prolonged exposure to moisture.
Wet or compacted insulation.
Mold or mildew presence in the attic.
Preventing and Fixing Condensation Issues

Managing attic condensation is key to preventing potential damage to your home:

Improve Attic Insulation: Enhanced insulation keeps the attic temperature closer to that of the outside, reducing the chances of warm indoor air condensing on the cold surfaces.
Enhance Ventilation: Good airflow is crucial. Ensure that soffit vents are unblocked and consider adding ridge or gable vents if necessary. This improves air circulation, reducing moisture buildup.
Use a Dehumidifier: In very humid climates, a dehumidifier can help keep attic humidity levels in check.
Seal Air Leaks: Make sure that any gaps around light fixtures, pipes, and chimney bases are sealed to prevent warm, moist air from entering the attic from your living spaces.
When to Call a Professional

If you're unsure about the cause of the ceiling stains or how to address your attic's ventilation and insulation, consulting with a roofing or insulation professional can provide peace of mind and prevent future issues.

By understanding the signs and solutions for attic condensation, you can ensure your home remains safe and dry, even during the cold

02/21/2025

Are you in need of metal roofing service? If so, look no further than Volta Roofing.

"Metal roofs aren't just for industrial buildings, farmhouses, or barns. They have become an affordable, attractive option for homeowners too. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, metal roofs can also mitigate your concern for hail or fire. A metal roof may be the last roof you'll ever need!"

For more information or to get started with our services, contact us today. We look forward to working with you!

https://www.voltaroofingllc.com/residential-roof-replacement

02/20/2025

🥶 Who else is ready for sunshine and warm days? While we wait for the thaw, don’t forget—snow, ice, and freezing temps can take a toll on your roof. If you’ve noticed leaks, missing shingles, condensation or ice damage, give us a call! We’re here to keep your home protected, no matter the season.

01/23/2025

Have you seen this positive review? Check it out!

"I want to thank Jerry and the Volta Rooting team for taking care of my family since 2022. They are thoroughl, honest, and knowledgeable. We have security in the work they have done. We truly appreciate your dedication to making sure our needs were well taken care of. Thank you again for everything."

We always strive for this level of satisfaction. Give us a call today!

https://www.voltaroofingllc.com/reviews