Three Shingle Installation Mistakes That Cause Major Problems
By following installation guidelines, contractors can produce a more professional-looking roof that will be far less likely to experience problems a year, two years, or…
By following installation guidelines, contractors can produce a more professional-looking roof that will be far less likely to experience problems a year, two years, or…
What is the number one goal of any building owner when it comes to the roof? They don’t want water pouring through their ceilings damaging…
Airflow dynamics dictates avoiding it. The manufacturers’ Installation Instructions caution against it. Building Code cites it as a violation. And yet it remains one of…
As a roofing professional, you undoubtedly are familiar with polyiso insulation, as it is used in 70 percent or more of the commercial roofs in…
A low-slope asphalt roofing system is cost effective, durable and reliable. Multiple layers of weatherproof membranes protect a building, its residents and the property it…
Punxsutawney Phil certainly got it right this year; we have had six more weeks of winter — and then some — particularly in the Northeast. As…
The advantages of a built-up roofing (BUR), modified bitumen, or hybrid roofing assembly include long life, a variety of maintenance options, and outstanding puncture resistance….
The effect of high winds on roofs is a complex phenomenon, and inadequate wind uplift design is a common factor in roofing failures. Damage from…
Many contractors treat residential roofing as routine. However, whether a re-roof or new construction, each project can be infinitely complex and should be addressed as…
Theodore Roosevelt once said, “The best thing you can do is the right thing; the next best thing you can do is the wrong thing;…