Why You Need A Roofer Onsite When You Install Your HVAC System
It’s common to place the heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems for large buildings on the roof. A successful rooftop HVAC installation usually involves the collaboration of an entire team of workers, so that issues related to the roof, structures, electrical and HVAC can be discussed beforehand. If an HVAC system is not coordinated…
When I’m Buying a Building, How Do I Know the Roof’s In Good Shape?
When considering purchasing a large building for commercial or industrial use, never forget to ask the question: Is the roof in good shape? The cost of repairing a roof or replacing one altogether is significant, so it’s always a good idea to inspect the roof and learn its history before making an offer. Here are a…
What is Thermal Imaging?
It’s a well-known fact that moisture can lead to damage of materials. However, those in the roofing industry can take advantage of technology designed to detect moisture in spots that can’t easily be seen, allowing for damaged areas to be found more quickly and repaired. This technology is called thermal imaging. A thermal imaging camera…
Four Signs Your Roof Is Failing
Like anything in life, a roof is at risk of failing if it’s not given proper attention. A large roof needs to be inspected, treated and repaired on a regular basis if it’s to have a long life. There are many potential causes for a roof to fail prematurely if left untreated, but here are…
How Do I Know I Need A New Roof?
Nothing lasts forever – not even the most solid and professionally maintained roof. At some point in the life of a large commercial or industrial building, the roof will need to be replaced. Most roofs come with a life expectancy of about 20 years and, while that life expectancy can be extended with regular maintenance,…
How Much Maintenance Does My Roof Require?
Maintaining a roof is much like maintaining a car. If you purchase a car and never bring it to an autoshop for an oil change or to fix the brakes, it’s bound to fail. But if you make an effort to have it checked regularly, its life expectancy will lengthen and it will be far…
Who is Legally Responsible for a Roof?
Let’s say you find a leak in the roof of your large commercial or industrial building. Maybe the first thing you should do is clean up any mess, warn people to avoid the area and find a temporary solution until it can be fixed. But soon after, you must ask: Who is legally responsible for…
Best Practices: The 3 Pillars of Roof Work Safety
Safety practices are important in all industries, but especially so in the roofing business as it naturally requires workers to scale heights and complete tasks well above ground, sometimes on uncompleted surfaces.
- « Previous
- 1
- …
- 7
- 8
- 9