Roof blisters are a common roofing problem that commercial roofing contractors and property owners encounter. In built-up roofs, blisters are raised surface areas in which air or moisture is trapped. They have an appearance similar to bubbles and when left untreated, can lead to extensive repairs or replacements.
A metal roof is a type of roofing system that is typically made from metal tiles or pieces. It is often characterized by high impact resistance and longevity, and has played a significant role in architecture for a long period of time. Metal roofing systems are usually installed by professional roofing contractors.
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In the roofing industry, nearly two-thirds of all low-slope roofing activity revolves around replacement or renovation projects. When this is the case, essential information about the existing structure is needed. Since the foundation of any roofing structure is the roof deck, this blog will focus on its importance to roof systems, the basic types of deck used and its relationship with roofing replacement.
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Homeowners can consider many kinds of roofing materials for their roof replacement project. You can choose between the classic asphalt shingles, the elegant slate tile or even the eco-friendly wood shingles. While these are all roofing materials that are more than worthy of your time, there is a material that isn’t the usual fare but still worth considering: polymer roofs.
Here are the four different advantages of polymer/composite roofing.
According to commercial roofing contractors, property owners have a wide range of options when it comes to commercial roofing materials. After all, you can choose between PVC, TPO, or asphalt rolls. When it comes to commercial roofing materials, there’s no doubt that these materials are worthy investments. However, there is also another material you shouldn’t forget to consider: EPDM. Continue reading “4 Benefits of EPDM Roofing”