Low-Slope Roofing
5 things to ask yourself about your commercial roof’s maintenance needs
By Fields Roof Service. How to build a strong commercial roof maintenance strategy. The roof is your building’s first layer of protection against environmental factors like weather. Making sure the roof is operating at peak performance is essential for maintaining the safety of your assets and the value of ...
5 commercial roof types to consider
By Matt, Innovative Roofing Group. When it comes to picking a roof for a commercial project, it’s important to examine the life cycles of each material to pick the best roof in the long run. Understanding the long-term performance of different roofing types is key to choosing the right roofing ...
Have spray polyurethane foam roofing questions? We have the answers!
By Western Colloid. Here’s your complete guide to spray polyurethane foam roofing restoration, including installation tips, benefits and maintenance. Spray Polyurethane Foam, commonly known as SPF roofing, is made up of a mixture of a few chemicals that are then sprayed using a specialized gun. While spraying, the gun mixes ...
Understanding low-slope roofs and when they're used
There are two categories of roof slope, a low-slope roofing is ideal for porch and garage transitions and other flat roof areas on your home. Find out more about this type of roof! The slope of a roof is one of the primary factors in roof design. Roofs are classified as ...
Chill Out: Don't Let Winter Give You Roofing Headaches
By Cayden Wemple. For winter weather protection on commercial roofs, follow these three steps for preventive maintenance! It’s always a good idea to prepare your roof for extreme winter weather. When the cold months hit, it's necessary to install a preventative weatherization process. Doing this can save you thousands of ...
Common Low-slope Roofing Terminology Every Homeowner Should Know
By John Kenney. It’s important to know what you’re dealing with when it comes to renovating or installing a low-slope roof. This article covers the basic terms home and building owners may want to familiarize themselves with in preparation for working with a low-slope roof. Editor’s note: John Kenney ...
3 Ways to Make Sure Your Roof Meets Safety Requirements
By Evelyn Witterholt. To avoid OSHA violations and possible fines, building owners must prioritize rooftop safety. Did you know that in 2022, the number-one most-cited Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standard was fall protection? Building owners who want to repair or replace their roof in the future must prioritize ...
The History of Gravel Roof Restorations
By Western Colloid. Learn more about the history of gravel roofs and how we go about restoring them using asphalt emulsion. One of the earliest forms of roofing was built-up roofing which started in the early 1900s. This type of roofing was made of melted asphalt that was then reinforced ...
Exploring the Fascinating History and Functionality of Flat Roofs
By Cayden Wemple. Flat roofs can be a fun, private place to spend some relaxation time, but they’ve been used over centuries for more than just leisure. When you think of modern flat roofs, you might think of them as a perfect space to set up a relaxation ...
FlashCo Horizontal Lifeline Systems are an Innovative look into the future of roofing safety
By Anna Lockhart. Safety should always be the number-one priority for roofing contractors and their work crew. As FlashCo introduces their new fall protection systems product line, it’s important to remember that safety should always come first when on a roof. As FlashCo announced their latest product line ...
