Simple Maintenance Tips for Roofs

Posted on: 17 March 2023

Homeowners usually don't look forward to replacing their roofs. The process is complicated, expensive, and can take a while. However, when your roof wears out, you'll have no choice but to install a new one. A new roof installation can also be an opportunity to install a roof that looks great and will be much more durable.  Talking to a Roofing Service Representative  Before installing your new roof, you'll speak with the contractor to discuss the roofing materials you can choose. [Read More]

Posted on: 13 March 2023

Whether you're replacing an old roof or building a new structure, the installation of a metal commercial roof is an important decision. It's an investment that helps protect your business and its assets, so every step of the process needs to be taken seriously. Before signing any contracts, ensure you ask the right questions to your metal roof installation contractor. Doing so will ensure the job is done correctly and your business is well-protected. [Read More]

Posted on: 7 March 2023

Foam roofing systems can be used as a stand-alone roof or can be applied on top of other roofing materials to help extend the life of an existing roof. If you are considering having a foam roofing system installed, you may have many questions. Read on to see some of the frequently asked questions about foam roofing system installation and the answers to these questions.  What Types of Surfaces Can Foam Roofing Be Applied On? [Read More]

Posted on: 28 February 2023

Commercial roofing problems can cause significant damage to a building if not addressed in time. Whether it is poor installation practices or a lack of maintenance, these problems can result in costly repairs and disruptions for the business. Poor Installation Practices When it comes to commercial roofing, poor installation practices are a leading cause of problems. Some common mistakes during installation include failing to prepare the surface properly. This can lead to imperfections that may allow pests to enter the roof, where they can cause damage. [Read More]