Flat roof maintenance inspections maximize the health and lifespan of your existing roof system. They help you assess wear and damage, give you an opportunity to avoid unforeseen and potentially costly problems, and help you plan for the future. When evaluating an...
Building owners who have had chronic problems with their commercial or industrial flat roofs may blame a lack of roof slope for their woes and not a poor installation or other issue that might be the true cause of their woes. This has contributed to flat roofs having...
Yes, you can tile a commercial or industrial flat roof, but you must use tiles that are compatible with your existing membrane. Tile Types There are two main types of tiles that can be used in conjunction with flat roof membranes: Tiles that sit directly on top of...
The roof restoration market is fascinating because it is very polarized. Many roofing contractors do not do any restoration work at all. To them, there are no roofs that are good restoration candidates. Other roofing contractors only do restoration work. To them,...
Flat roofs aren’t actually flat, they are carefully designed to have the minimum amount of slope and a drainage system to allow water to evacuate. If there is no slope on your roof, it is “dead flat” the roof will experience chronic ponding (standing) water. Areas...
Whether you’re a beginner, need advanced information about flat roofing topics, or a refresher, this is where you can learn everything you need to know about commercial and industrial flat roofing.
