There’s a problem with flat roofs. Water does not run off of it very easily. Particularly with commercial roofs, there’s more of a chance for them to be flat because that is the most common design. It’s affordable and easy to build...
Read moreAddressing Roof Rot on A Flat Commercial Roof Roof Rot (aka dry rot) is a roof condition to avoid at all costs. It’s ugly, it’s unhealthy, and it’s costly to repair the damage it causes. Roof rot breaks down roofing materials...
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6 Most Common Flat Roof Maintenance Mistakes A flat roof is common on many types of commercial buildings and businesses. While flat roofs have a lot of advantages, they do require correct construction and maintenance in order to stay functional...
Read moreRoof Membrane Options for Flat Commercial Roofs: Life Spans and Other Considerations Flat roofs offer several advantages, especially for commercial buildings. For example, they’re affordable, easy to construct and convenient. Covering a flat roof...
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The Key to Finding the Right Roofing Contractor When it comes to maintaining your flat roof, you want to rest assured knowing that it is in the hands of a professional. While some minor repairs can be done on your own, it is best to trust a...
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Benefits of a Granulated Surface on a Flat Commercial Roof Many roofing membranes are single-ply and often have a smooth surface. But there are also modified asphalt roofing systems. These systems have at least two layers that are either smooth...
Read moreThe Popular New Fad of the Flat Roof For years homeowners were warned about the risks of flat roofs, and for years those risks weren’t entirely unfounded. Old apartment buildings with poorly maintained flat roofs gave birth to the belief...
Read moreLow Spots on Flat Commercial Roofs Most commercial buildings have flat roofs as they offer many advantages over sloped roofs. Unfortunately, flat roofs share a common problem known as ponding water. This condition, which is also called “standing...
Read moreWhy Fall Inspections Are Particularly Important for Flat Commercial Roofs Now that it’s autumn, most people are welcoming the cooler weather and enjoying the beautiful fall colors. However, if you own a flat, commercial roof, this is also the...
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How Low Does It Go – Measuring A Flat Roof Low Spot If your business structure features a flat roof, you may think that flat means an even plane. Imagine your surprise to survey the rooftop for possible damage after a storm only to be...
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Roofing Granules & Their Role on Flat Commercial Roofs Many flat commercial roofs have asphalt shingles that contain roofing granules. These are tiny particles that consist of graded crushed rock, porcelain, slag, slate or tile. Roofing...
Read morePreventing Hurricane Damage to Your Roof As home and business owners up and down the Eastern Seaboard and throughout the Gulf Coast well know, the hurricane season running from June 1st through November 30th can be a stressful time. Of...
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