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Heat-Related Roofing Issues and How to Prevent Them

Although the sun is about 93 million miles from Earth, its impact on our planet is undeniable. This 4.5-billion-year-old star is essential to all life forms, making it possible for plants to grow and for animals and humans to get food and oxygen. However, when the air temperature heats up, especially during the summer months, the sun can have a negative impact on both living things and inanimate objects…

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National Roofing Week Promotes Roofing Contractors & Education

This year, National Roofing Week runs from June 2nd through 8th. Created by the National Roofing Contractor’s Association, the goal of this event is to promote the importance of hiring a professional roofing contractor and making informed decisions about maintaining or replacing any roof system. Since a roof is one of the larger capital expenditures a commercial facility can undertake…

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Ensure Your Facility Runs Efficiently with Regular Roof Maintenance

When it comes to commercial building roof types there are many kinds—metal, EPDM, single-ply, cool, foam, tar and gravel, rubber, PO, flat, shingle—and all types of coatings. But no matter what type of roof or coating you have, it’s important to conduct regular roof maintenance to ensure your commercial facility runs as efficiently as possible. Your building’s roof plays a critical role in protecting not only your facility but everything within it—employees…

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Prevent Wind Uplift Damage with Routine Inspections

A cool, gentle breeze on a warm day is refreshing. But a formidable wind gust from a storm or as the result of a strong low-pressure system—if it’s a hurricane, tornado, or thunderstorm—can cause damage to any freestanding structure. In the Northeastern United States, high winds are typically most prevalent between the season changes—fall to winter and winter to spring—as weather patterns shift…