When it comes to commercial roofing, metal is a superior material that can last upwards of 50 years. However, as your roof reaches the end of its life, you may notice a few signs of weakening or deterioration. Therefore, it is paramount you understand these signs, so you know when it is time for a…

There are many roofing options available for low-slope commercial buildings and homes. When deciding what kind of roofing material to use, it’s also necessary to choose a fixation method. Some roof coverings use rock ballast or bonding adhesives to attach the layers. Other styles, such as thermoplastic (white TPO) and PVC roofs, are fastened mechanically…

A layered or hot built-up roof system is the main choice for those with a roof pitch at 3/12 or less. Standard shingles can allow water to blow up under them on these types of roofs. A torch down modified roof is one way to meet the building code and properly seal the roof.

To decide on roofing materials can be a big decision. There are more options on the market today than ever before. Here is what you need to know about the popular materials.

The roof protects the interior of your home from water, vermin, bugs and the elements. Roof replacement can be costly, but it is essential to protecting the investment in your home. Whether you want to stay in your home for years to come or plan to buy a home, here’s what to look for in…

Each year, new and improved roofing materials are introduced for the benefit of home builders across the nation. Some are created to be eco-friendly, others to be cost efficient, and still others are made to be energy retentive. If you are looking for a new roof and are curious about the benefits flat roofing has…

For years, flat roofing was reserved for commercial buildings. However, many residential property owners now prefer flat roofs to build roof terraces, rooftop pools or just take advantage of world-class views that may be inaccessible from the lower levels. Others may just enjoy the architectural aesthetic. Whether the building is commercial or residential, there are…

Roofs protect the interior of a building from inclement weather, but the roof itself also needs protecting. Proper installation is the first step needed to ensure this. Thereafter, the roof may need regular inspections. Different flat roofing types or material have their own maintenance requirements. Take a look at a few of these below.

Though subjected to harsh treatment from wind, rain, snow and sun, the roof over our heads can be easily overlooked — until there’s a problem. However, through regular commercial roofing maintenance, the worry can be mitigated and your substantial investment protected. Conducting twice-yearly checkups can keep your roof in great shape and ensure your warranty…

The roof over your head is one of the largest financial investments you’ll make. It not only protects your building but everything and everyone inside. So, when it comes to choosing a commercial roofing contractor, you want to make sure you choose one who will provide you with the best quality and service possible. No…