As spring comes to an end and the rainy weather is replaced by warmer days, you will need to prepare your commercial roof for the heat of summer. From withstanding extremely high temperatures, to being exposed to harsh UV rays, the summer weather can be rough on your roof.
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When it comes to commercial roofing installation, a roof coating is one of the most essential elements in the process. There are multiple coating options, including silicone coating. This coating choice is moisture-cured, which makes it resistant to pooling water and leaks.
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n" Despite its many advantages, metal roofing is the most overlooked roofing option on the market thanks to the many myths that still surround it, the most prominent of which is that metal roofs become too hot during the summer.
Read MoreWhether for residential or commercial purposes, flat roofs carry a multitude of advantages, such as heat absorption, solar panel installation and ease of access. However, this roofing system does include a few drawbacks.
Read MoreThe fact of the matter is water gets on roofs and can often cause damage. These repairs can be costly and time consuming, but there is another solution. Waterproofing commercial roofs is a less invasive option and offers quite a few benefits.
Read MoreThese days, finding a roofing contractor is as easy as searching the internet. One quick Google search and you’ll see an almost never-ending list of companies that all claim to be the best of the best.
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Choosing the right material for your roofing installation is very important, and even the best and most durable material can buckle when handled or installed improperly. That’s why choosing the right installers is critical when you want a roofing job done.
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Out of sight, out of mind. That's how the majority of homeowners treat their roofs and roof maintenance. If you think about it, home maintenance is typically thought of in terms of cleaning the kitchen or mowing the lawn.
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Fixing or replacing your roofing system is a task one shouldn’t take lightly. There are so many factors homeowners have to think of before, during, and maybe even after the project. This type of project represents a significant investment, so it's important to be prepared.
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Everything ages. Roofs, decks, siding boards -- nothing is immune to the effects of time. Of course, some materials resist regular wear and tear better than others. When it comes to asphalt shingles, weathering is your number one enemy.
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