Types of Low Slope Roofing Systems

Types of Low Slope Roofing Systems

Low slope roofs, sometimes called flat roofs, are a popular option for many commercial buildings. These roofs are not completely flat; they have a minimum slope of one-fourth inch vertical to twelve inches horizontal. This allows water to drain, even though the slope is often undetectable to the naked eye. Because a low slope roofing system cannot always control the flow of water, the entire roof must be sheathed in a watertight membrane that extends all the way to the edge. Continue reading

Common Causes of Roof Leaks

Common Causes of Roof Leaks

The roof on your home is designed to keep outdoor elements, such as rain and leaves, out of your home. However, certain things can happen to your roof that can cause it to leak. When your roof is leaking, you will need to repair the damage to ensure water stays out in the future. However, learning why roofs leak can help you to prevent roof leaks from ever occurring in the first place. Here are a few of the most common reasons why a roof may leak. Continue reading