No matter what kind of roof you have, regular, thorough inspections are a must to assess their condition and stability. This also helps uncover any underlying problems that can worsen later on. This is especially true for flat roofs which are prone to pooling water and water damage. In this post, find out how Texas Traditions Roofing, the top roof replacement and inspection company conducts flat roof inspections.
Inspecting Visible Surface Damage
The first step we take during an inspection is to look for visible, obvious signs of damage on your roof. For flat roofs, we usually look out for signs of bumps or bubbling on the surface which can lead to blisters. We’ll also check out if there are any punctures and seams. Afterwards, we’ll assess the scale of the damage and see what we need to do to patch up the damage.
Inspecting Exterior Structural Components
Afterwards, we’ll check out your roof’s exterior components like the flashing strips. Having a faulty flashing strip can cause problems in the long run since your roof is no longer waterproof and airtight since it protects your home’s interior from the harsh weather elements. Once done, you can contact your roof repair expert to replace the damaged components.
Inspecting Interior Components
Once we’ve checked every nook and cranny of your exterior, we’ll go deeper inside to see your flat roof’s interior components to see if there are any parts that are compromising your home’s structural integrity or energy performance. We’ll make a thorough inspection of your roof board, decking and insulation as these are the components that are usually affected by exterior elements.
Looking for the best commercial roofing contractors in the area? Don’t hesitate to call on Texas Traditions Roofing. When it comes to commercial and residential roofing services, we are the number one professionals to approach and we won’t let you down! Give us a call at (512) 415-4590 or fill out our contact form to get a free recommendation. We serve homeowners in Round Rock and other communities in TX.
The Importance of Your Roof’s Underlayment
Planning a roof replacement? Don’t forget that your roofing underlayment is just as important as the kind of shingles attached to it. The underlayment plays an important role in protecting your roof from moisture damage: In case there’s a leak in your roof, the underlayment serves as a secondary barrier against moisture.
What are the other functions of roofing underlayment?
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How Roofing Maintenance Can Save You Money in the Long Run
As long as you don’t see any leaks, your roof should be fine, right? Well, not exactly. It’s possible your roof suffered some form of damage—it’s just that the signs of damage aren’t visible yet. By the time signs of roof damage start to appear, it’s most likely too late to mitigate damage and prevent it from affecting other parts of your home. That’s why it’s important to have residential and commercial roofing contractors routinely inspect and maintain your roof.
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How Does GAF’s StainGuard Plus™Technology Work?
As your home ages, you might notice that your roof is stained with black or brown streaks. While this isn’t an unusual phenomenon, it’s actually very common among numerous roofing systems across the country. Sometimes, homeowners even think that this is a sign of mold or mildew growth, but this isn’t the case. In this post, roof replacement specialist, Texas Traditions Roofing explains why these stains exist on your roof and how GAF’s StainGuard Plus™ technology works to prevent them. Continue reading “How Does GAF’s StainGuard Plus™Technology Work?”
Should You Repair or Replace Your Roof?
How can you tell if your roof can still be repaired or if it needs to be replaced altogether? Well, decisions like this are made on a case-by-case basis—it ultimately depends on several factors.
While assessing the extent of the roof damage, professional residential and commercial roofing contractors will usually take into account: