The roof of a commercial property is designed mostly for function rather than form. Since many commercial roofs are flat and often not seen by owners and visitors, more emphasis is put on durability. Less investment is required in aesthetic...Read More

The roof is a part of a building that many property owners forget about. Compared to the interior design, or even the landscaping, the roof isn’t something most people notice or look at when evaluating how appealing or professional a property...Read More

If your commercial building is equipped with a rooftop HVAC unit, it can be easy to forget about it. After all, out of sight, out of mind, right? However, what you might not even realize is that the HVAC unit could be wreaking havoc on your roofing...Read More

Commercial properties often have much more rigorous expectations for owners and are put through more demanding conditions than a residence. As a workplace, commercial properties often have to deal with many more people and bustling activity over a...Read More

For a commercial property, a roofing system failure can spark real devastation. A business can carry inside millions of dollars worth of inventory, and a complete roofing system failure can leave every bit of it vulnerable. For instance, if a...Read More

A commercial property brings with it more expectations than a residence. A residence is where people live, but commercial property is where people come to work or even handle customers and clients. There's an extra level of functionality and...Read More

As a commercial building owner, your business relies on how well you take care of your building and, in particular, your commercial roof. Extreme weather can cause extensive damage to your roof. If your building is in Texas, you need to worry about...Read More

Metal roofing is robust and long-lasting. According to Bob Villa, high-quality and heavy gauge metal roofs stand firm for half a century or so. Even those featuring thinner gauge metals have a life span of 20 to 25 years. Thus, if commercial...Read More

The quality of your commercial roof is important as it indicates how much protection your property has against the natural elements. You want to ensure that the roof will last for a long time and will not give you any issues in the future. This is...Read More

Business owners, particularly those who know a thing or two about DIY or construction, know the importance of their roofing system. Those same individuals may also believe that they can take on various roofing issues themselves. Since they know a...Read More

A commercial building is a substantial investment, and while it doesn't have the same technical complexity as a computer, or the engine of a motor vehicle, respecting and maintaining that building is essential. The roof is a part of this crucial...Read More

Many business owners think that because a commercial roof is built to industrial standards, it's built to last. While that's true, that doesn't mean that a commercial roof is indestructible. Climate change means more storms coming, for example, and...Read More

A flat commercial roof can last anywhere from 20 to 50 years before requiring replacement. A full commercial roofing replacement is a big job, and while it doesn’t need to be done frequently when a roof is properly cared for, it’s...Read More

A commercial roof is an essential part of a building. It plays a role in keeping employees and customers dry. It also protects them from other things like wind, ice, and snow. The spaces are the perfect spots for air conditioning units, satellite...Read More

For low slope and flat roofs, single-ply membrane roofing is an excellent option. They are durable, wind resistant, and strong. However, there are two different types of membrane roof: PVC and TPO. Though they share a lot of similarities, they also...Read More