Maintenance of a roof is complicated, even more so when it comes to commercial roofing systems. Commercial roofing systems differ from residential roofing systems for good reason. The problems that commercial building owners face are unique, so the solutions are unique as well. We’ve already reviewed some types of commercial roofing before. Let’s continue that talk today.
Many homeowners are not aware of hail damage on their roofs. Hail damage to roof tops often times cannot be seen from the ground, and that’s a big reason why the idea of hail damage hardly ever crosses a homeowner’s mind. Because of this, it is wise after a hail storm to get up on your roof and inspect it for any hail damage.
Cleaning your roof is an important part of maintaining it. So how do you do it the right way? We dig into the right chemicals for cleaning your roof to prevent algae and moss and how to prevent regrowth today.
Recently, we went over some types of roofs and today we are here with Part 2 to ensure you make the best decision! Check them out.
Choosing the right roof shape and style can be harder than you think! Our guide will help you identify the best types of roofs for a home.
Roofing underlayment is what lies between the shingles and the roof sheathing. There are two main types of roofing underlayment: felt and synthetic. Which is the best option for you? We break it down in this blog so you can get the best roofing options for your home.
Fall is just around the corner! Fall brings changing leaves and cooler weather. It also brings the promise that winter isn’t that far behind. Here are some fall maintenance tips to keep your roof and your home happy and healthy through the cooler seasons.
Not knowing a lot about everything there is to know about your roof is to be expected. Because of this, when there’s a problem with the roof, questions start to pile in. We would like to share some roofing FAQs with you today to make life a little easier for you.
We have some roofing technology that has made roofing easier and quicker. Here are some of our favorite technologies used in roofing.
A green roofing system is a relatively newer trend but has been used for hundreds of years. It is an addition made to the roof of an existing building for the purpose of growing plants and other flora. Depending on the type of green roof you install, the plans may be modular or have drainage layers. There are a few features that all green roofs include, such as waterproofing and root repellant. Today, we’re gonna dig into what you need to know about green roofing.
