When Disaster Strikes
The Storm That Broke the Ice
By Colin Sheehan. On June 13 Canada’s 4th costliest natural disaster hit Southern Alberta causing $1.2 billion (and counting) in damage. Last summer, hail the size of tennis balls rocketed down at speeds of 100 kilometers (62 miles) per hour on Calgary, Alberta. The hail shredded homes, destroyed roofs, smashed ...
Why Very Severe Hail Is Important for Building Owners
By Chris Meyer, FiberTite. Your roof is your first line of defense against severe weather, especially Very Severe Hail. In 2017, a single hailstorm battered the city of Denver with tennis- and baseball-sized hailstones, resulting in $2.3 billion in losses, Colorado’s costliest natural disaster on record. Choosing the right roof system ...
How to Protect Your Home from Rainy Season
Even if you don’t get a lot of rain or a sustained period of rainy days, it's important to watch for damage from water. In some parts of the country, the rainy season can last several months in a row and maybe returning later for more. In other areas, the rainy ...
