Fire Prevention on Your Commercial Roof
Property managers can lower the likelihood of fire by educating themselves on a few key points regarding their commercial roof.
Property managers can lower the likelihood of fire by educating themselves on a few key points regarding their commercial roof.
Whether tornado or hurricane, weather systems deliver extraordinary wind and rain that can cause major storm damage to a commercial roof.
If you hire a professional and reputable roofing company to inspect, repair, or replace your roof, you can be assured that they will follow all necessary safety precautions. Commercial roofers are required to follow strict safety guidelines, but they are not the only people who may be on the roof.
Are any of these common roofing misconceptions causing you to avoid inspections, maintenance and repair of your commercial roof?
In our last blog, we discussed what a substrate is and how important a substrate is to the integrity of a commercial roof. In this article, we take a closer look at the appropriate substrate solutions for different types of roofs. If you are a commercial property owner looking for the best next step to…
The choice of which roof substrate to use represents a vital factor in the durability and performance of a commercial roof.
Property managers who perform routine and needed maintenance on their roofs can often opt for roof repair over a new install.
While you cannot control the weather, you can limit how hot the roof temperature rises by applying a white roof coating.
If you are responsible for the roof at your commercial building, how can you determine if roof repair will be sufficient – or if the roof must be completely replaced?
If your commercial roof is not dry within 48 hours of a rain event, you have an issue with ponding water that needs attention.