by Jared Van Vranken | Jun 25, 2024 | Featured, Planning and Budgeting
Recently, I wrote a blog post about whether modified bitumen (mod-bit) was a good roofing system and how most problems occur because of poor installation. As a result, some may wonder whether our company installs those systems. The answer is “no”, we do not install...
by Jared Van Vranken | Jun 20, 2024 | Featured, Planning and Budgeting
A flat roof warranty can protect you, your roof, and building contents from poor workmanship and defective materials. The best rooftop warranty affords you peace of mind because the roof has passed an independent third-party inspection, covers all parts and materials,...
by Jared Van Vranken | May 14, 2024 | Flat Roof Replacements
A commercial flat roof recover is when you put one layer of roofing over top of another. Building owners and property managers might want to consider a flat roof recover when the disruption and cost of tearing off and replacing an existing one is too expensive. When...
by Jared Van Vranken | May 1, 2024 | Flat Roof Materials and Types
To determine what is considered a flat roof, you have to first understand the difference between a flat and steep-sloped roof. Flat Roof Definition A flat or “low-slope” roof is defined as a roof that appears level but has a slight angle built into it to ensure proper...
by Jared Van Vranken | Apr 16, 2024 | Tips and Techniques
Flat roofs are not flat. They have a slight angle or slope built into them so water can drain properly. This helps avoid leaks, mold, and structural damage. What Is Slope? Slope (C) is a measure of the roof’s rise over a set distance. For flat roofs, it is expressed...
