What to Do About an Aging Metal Roof
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by Tim Fowler
10M ago
Aging metal roofs are a common concern for commercial and industrial building owners, as they can lead to significant maintenance and repair expenses if not addressed in a timely manner. In this blog post, we at Sentry Roofing, Inc., a leading commercial roofing company with extensive experience in metal roof solutions, will guide you through the various options available to restore and revitalize your aging metal roof. Metal Roof Repair & Replacement Options Metal roofing systems are an excellent choice for new buildings. They are structurally sound, stand up to the elements well and off ..read more
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Questions to Ask Your Roofing Contractor (Before Signing on the Line)
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by Gene Fowler
1y ago
You’ve arrived at the decision to repair or replace your roof and have even secured bids from a few contractors. How do you select which contractor to award the project to? What questions should you ask? You know the decision is important and can’t be based on price alone, so where do you start? Contractors provide solutions. As a building owner, there are many questions to ask your roofing contractor when deciding which solutions to choose. For example, how long have you owned the building, and how long do you intend to keep it? If your plans are to sell the building within the next several ..read more
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My Commercial Roof Is Leaking: What Can I Do?
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by Gene Fowler
1y ago
If you have found a puddle in your warehouse or stains on a ceiling tile you have reason to be concerned about possible roof leaks. Caring for a commercial roof leak promptly is important because the rooftop is your protection from weather and from damage that can be caused by water invasion. No one wants water damage to the structure, equipment or products, or place personnel or clients at risk from slips or falls! If you have any concerns regarding your flat, low slope, or metal roof system, Sentry Roofing is available to help. Did you know that nearly 40% of all building –related problems ..read more
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Commercial Roof Maintenance Tips
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by Gene Fowler
1y ago
For most owners, the business building(s) represents their largest capital investment and is an important long-term asset. Ongoing maintenance is essential to keep business property in tip-top shape. Often the roof is taken for granted since it is “out of sight”, but it is the most important single element in protecting your staff, equipment, inventory, and livelihood. How does a building owner ensure the roof is properly cared for to obtain the longest possible service life? By implementing a properly thought out and well-designed roof maintenance plan. Sentry Roofing has been providing comm ..read more
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Planning a New Commercial Roof in 2022? The Time to Act is Now!
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by Frederick Sitter
1y ago
In September we posted an article regarding critical material shortages in the construction industry, specifically regarding roofing, and advised commercial building owners and managers to plan well ahead for upcoming projects. This month, we are reinforcing that message and confirming that we have taken steps to have material on hand for current and future projects. What is the industry problem? The global roofing supply chain is in chaos, literally. Insulation that normally has a two week lead time is now shipping in nine months or more, roof membrane manufacturers have delivery times of up ..read more
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Commercial Roofing Material Shortage: Planning Ahead is Critical
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by Frederick Sitter
1y ago
The last year and a half have brought a perfect storm of factors that have created an unprecedented situation throughout the construction industry, including for commercial roofing contractors. These factors, although unrelated, have combined to delay roof installations, force some contractors out of business and push others to the edge. Roofing Materials Shortage: What You Need to Know The brief Suez Canal blockage, severe cold causing damage to manufacturer facilities in the deep south, COVID-related global manufacturing slowdowns, supply chain disruptions, labor shortages and the gradual r ..read more
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Get Even More from Your New Commercial Roofing System
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by Frederick Sitter
1y ago
A new commercial roofing system installed by Sentry will provide years of watertight protection for your building. And, as discussed in our previous blog post, you can expect lower summertime energy costs when your building is covered in a white, highly reflective single-ply membrane roof system. There are additional benefits from an energy efficient “cool” roofing system. Reflective Roofing Benefits Reflective roofing, especially in urban settings, can help reduce peak utility power demand by lowering HVAC loads during mid-day hours. That is when the sun is most intense, A/C units are workin ..read more
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Solving Corrugated Metal Roof Problems
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by Frederick Sitter
1y ago
Corrugated metal roof panels, commonly used on agricultural, storage and similar buildings, share many of the same characteristics as structural standing seam roof systems, but some properties make them more vulnerable to nature’s impact. Differences Between Standing Seam and Corrugated Metal Roof Systems Corrugated panels are made from thinner metal (typically 26-28-gauge) than standing seam panels (24 gauge). Because they are made from thinner metal, they are less resistant to damage from impact and from expansion and contraction due to daily and seasonal temperature changes. Corrugated pa ..read more
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Retrofit Roofing for Standing Seam Metal Roof Systems
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by Frederick Sitter
1y ago
There are basically two types of standing seam metal roofing systems for commercial facilities. Architectural systems are intended to be visible from ground level, providing an attractive look that complements the building’s appearance. Structural standing seam metal roofing systems are intended to be more functional than aesthetic and are common on low slope buildings where the rooftop is not visible from the ground. Metal roofing is practical and economical to install at the time of construction, provides reliable weather protection, and if properly installed will provide excellent service ..read more
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