Both residential and commercial roofs have the same purpose. They are designed to help keep outdoor elements, such as debris, rain and air, out of your dwelling or building. They also help to keep indoor air in, allowing you to control the temperature in your home or business. However, while they are designed to serve the same purpose, they are actually very different. Here are a few of the key differences between residential and commercial roofing. Continue reading
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Anatomy of a Commercial Roof
Your commercial roof is made of many different layers and parts. Most people only think of the outermost layer when they think of roofing, but that is not the only layer to a roof. Here is some information that will help you to better understand the anatomy of a commercial roof. Continue reading
Warning Signs of a Disreputable Commercial Roofing Company
Unfortunately, not every roofing company or contractor that you encounter is reputable or reliable. This is why it is so important to do your research when you are looking to hire a commercial roofing company. Taking the time to research companies or contractors can help you find a company that is reputable and reliable. Here are four of the warnings signs that a commercial roofing company may not be on the up and up. Continue reading
Saving Money With Energy Efficient Roofing
Heat can plow through insulation, penetrate roof structures and drive cooling costs — well — through the roof. Energy efficient roofing materials, however, can solve this dilemma. Continue reading
Why You Need to Add a Coating to Your Metal Roof
Stop that leaky roof today! If your building has a metal roof, you may be able to fix it without the cost of installing a whole new roof. Sealing it with a metal roof coating may be all that is necessary to reap substantial monetary (not to mention comfort) benefits. Continue reading
What is TPO Roofing?
When it’s time to replace the flat roof on your commercial or industrial building, you’ll face a multitude of choices. TPO, EPDM, PVC and modified bitumen lead the field in popular single-ply membranes. Built-up roofing (BUR), commonly known as tar and gravel, still contends for a piece of the pie but continues to drop in favor. Each system offers advantages and disadvantages. Read on to learn why TPO is one of the most popular single-ply choices on the market today. Continue reading
