Maintaining the roof of your commercial building can be daunting. However, implementing a solid plan for commercial roof maintenance is essential to managing a commercial building.
For good reason, a building’s roof is the most common location to mount solar panels. An unobstructed roof southwardly sloping toward the sun maximizes sun exposure and solar energy production. As a business owner looking to invest in renewable energy and doing your part to protect the environment, you must perform your due diligence (including …
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Solar energy has become a mainstay in our society. It enables property owners to recover some of the expense of owning a commercial building and can be an efficient use of flat & low slope roofing systems. Still, some commercial property owners are hesitant to jump onto the solar bandwagon because they fear tax penalties …
Your commercial property’s roof is a costly and critically important asset, and its value goes well beyond the cost of replacement because it protects the entire structure from the elements. Efficiently managing your commercial roof is the key to ensuring it reaches its full, useful lifespan with a minimal amount of time and cash investment …
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Metal Roofing has been the material of choice for commercial buildings for many years. Recently, many more styles have become available. You want to be sure to make the right choice for your specific building. You want to avoid a roof on your warehouse that is more suited to a circus museum if your business …
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Since the dawn of time, the sun has played an integral role in every life that exists. It is a source of food, energy, light, and much more. Today, it is possible to harness the sun’s power in myriad ways. Solar arrays are one of the most effective and efficient ways to draw power from …
In the old days, finding a contractor to perform a roofing inspection was as simple as flipping open the telephone book and making a phone call or two. The biggest, fanciest, shiniest ads in the phone book usually drew the most attention. However, you never truly knew what you would get in terms of quality. …
As the owner or manager of a commercial building, you always look for ways to cut costs. This applies to finding a roof replacement that is cost-effective, durable, and has a long lifespan. Consider Duro-Last roofing materials for your roof. Duro-Last is a single-ply roofing membrane that can be applied over your present roof. There …
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We all talk about the importance of having a roof over our heads, but how many of us take the time to think about the state they are in? Most of us only think about roofs in emergency situations, when they spring a leak or get damaged somehow. That is why commercial roof inspection is …
Commercial Roof Inspection: Can It Protect Your Business Endeavor? What Does It Include? Read More »
Roof penetrations are the single greatest threat to the integrity of the performance of your commercial flat roof. These protrusions affect everything from water flow to pooling and increase the risk of water-related structural damage. They’re the reason you need a regular roof maintenance plan for your commercial building. Thankfully, multiple commercial roofing accessories help you protect …
As a commercial building owner or manager, the premature failure of a key structural asset like the roof can have a big impact on your bottom line. Managing your roofing asset with timely inspections is the best way to avoid unexpected roof-related expenditures. Unfortunately, you can’t count on visual evaluations alone to pinpoint areas where …
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Scheduling a commercial roof inspection is one of the best decisions you’ll ever make. That’s because the protrusions such as skylights, chimneys, and equipment curbs are a constant source of danger. For starters, they may cause serious water leakage. They may also pose a severe fall risk to the personnel working on the roof.
