Why Do Commercial Flat Roofers Take Core Samples?
Learn why flat roofs get a bad rap and whether building owners have a realistic choice when it comes to deciding whether to build one.
What Is a Core Sample on a Commercial Flat Roof?
A core sample sheds light on the composition of an existing flat roof system and the extent and nature of roof wear and damage.
Are Flat Roofs Bad on Commercial and Industrial Buildings?
Learn why flat roofs get a bad rap and whether building owners have a realistic choice when it comes to deciding whether to build one.
Can You Tile a Commercial or Industrial Flat Roof?
Yes, you can tile a commercial or industrial flat roof, but you must use tiles that are compatible with your existing membrane.
Is My Commercial or Industrial Flat Roof a Restoration Candidate?
To answer that question, you have to examine every roof individually and make a determination based on evidence.
How to Slope a Commercial or Industrial Flat Roof for Proper Drainage
Roofers use different ways to engineer slope into your building. Ask for options so you can make the best choice for your building and budget.
How To Tarp a Commercial or Industrial Flat Roof
Tarps are problematic on flat roofs because of wind uplift and an inability to create a waterproof seal. There is a better solution.
Why Are Flat Roofs Common on Commercial Buildings?
Commercial flat roofs cost less to install and maintain than their sloped-roof counterparts. They provide other benefits too.
How Long Does a Commercial Flat Roof Usually Last?
Flat roofing materials and processes have improved greatly in recent years. You don’t necessarily have to replace them every 25 years.
