Although it can be time-consuming, it’s important to locate a company that you can trust to handle your commercial roof project. Here are some key things to look for when you are in need of a commercial roofing contractor ..read more

Saving money is a priority for any business, but when you go too far with frugality it can backfire, including when your commercial roof is involved. You could end up with major problems that will be costly to repair. Here are three ways you shouldn't try to save on your commercial roofing ..read more

A popular method of inspecting roofs today is through the use of drones. Cheap, relatively easy to fly and with good quality cameras, this technology is effectively used by homeowners, commercial building owners and managers and roofing companies. While a drone inspection can never surpass the accuracy and thoroughness of an on-the-roof inspection, they do have value ..read more

Your commercial roof provides protection for your entire building. But there are times when that protection is compromised, such as when the roof develops a roof leak – a problem that’s not to be taken lightly. Here's why you should step into action the minute you discover the problem. Possibility for mold growth Mold can begin developing within a matter of hours after a roof leak develops. At that point, you can have a serious problem on your hands. Mold can get into walls, underneath floors, above ceilings and into furniture. Mold can cause health problems for people working i ..read more

A professional inspection twice a year is recommended for your commercial roof, but there are times that you can and should take a look yourself. Understanding some of the most common signs and causes of roof trouble can help you catch minor problems in the time between comprehensive professional assessments ..read more

Commercial roofs and roof replacement are very different from residential roofing work; most home roofs are completed in a few days, but a commercial roof can take several weeks or longer to complete. They are far more complex and can impact your facility's schedule while work is being completed. The end result is worth it, though, particularly if you have been struggling with leaks and constant repair work ..read more

It is essential that your providers and staff can work in a clean, available environment at all times, for their safety and the safety of the people they are caring for. When your roof is not in good repair, it can impact your ability to care for your patients and for your team to perform their tasks. While a roof in need of repair can damage or interrupt any business, it can be particularly impactful to a hospital, nursing home or other medical establishment. From downtime to how your operation is perceived in the community, here’s how an ailing roof can impact your healthcare faci ..read more

If you have a data center, then you know just how much heat your servers and related equipment can generate – and keeping your equipment cool is a must. If your machines overheat they won’t perform well, which could lead to increased maintenance costs. And the more pieces you have, the hotter your space will get. Keeping them all cool means a lot of energy is expended on air conditioning. The roof you choose for your data center can help control and even reduce your energy costs ..read more

Your commercial building may not have an attic, but animals can still damage your roof if they’re looking for food or shelter. Raccoons, squirrels, insects and other animals will go a long way to seek out food or shelter. From rodents searching for a meal or safe place to sleep to insects that nest in potentially hazardous areas, here's what you should know about animals and your commercial roof ..read more

The devastating fire at the Notre Dame cathedral in April has many people talking about fire safety. Following that historic loss, you might be wondering: What happens if there's a big fire at my commercial building? That's a great question and fortunately, modern building materials are a lot more fire resistant than the 900-year-old timber used to construct Notre Dame. Commercial buildings are a lot less likely to sustain catastrophic damages ..read more