Ensuring a safe job site starts with hiring the right contractor, and extends to treating the safety of the project as a shared responsibility between the roofer and the building owner. The view from above can be downright scary; not just because of the inherent safety risks of a commercial roofing job, but in terms […]
Many facility managers are told that the only solution for a leaky, problematic commercial roof is a complete tear off and replacement. Therefore, it’s common for companies to have replaced their roof when there are years of useful life still remaining in it. Needless to say, it’s imperative to have all the facts before making […]
Knowing how and when to address damaged concrete is key to formulating an effective plan for resolving the issue. Fortunately, many forms of concrete damage can be addressed without resorting to a complete tear-out and replacement. There are concrete-alternative materials available on the market today, such as epoxy systems, that are proven to outperform traditional […]
Breaking down the do’s and don’ts of commercial roofing warranties Building owners and facility managers often think of long-term warranty on a commercial roof as a means of buying peace of mind, but they’re often so riddled with exclusions that they cannot be relied upon for much more than a hedge against catastrophic failure. […]
Spring marks the time you start thinking about warmer days, but it’s also the time to start thinking proactively about commercial roof maintenance. Scheduling semi-annual inspections and following a preventative maintenance plan will not only extend the life of your roof, it will save you time and money in the long run too. Proof is […]
Let’s talk about why you still have damaged concrete on your property. (1) It’s too expensive to tear out and re-pour concrete. (2) You can’t afford the loss of revenue resulting from downtime needed to replace concrete. (3) What difference is it really going to make? Is a cosmetic fix worth the trouble? Do any of these reasons sound familiar?
When your roof is doing its job of keeping your employees and/or customers dry, you love your roof. When you get the panic-stricken call saying there’s water dripping from the ceiling and it’s causing a slip-n-fall hazard, you hate your roof. Getting answers to a few simple questions can have you feelin’ the love again […]