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Texas Traditions Roofing, a family owned, commercial and residential roofing company serving Central Texas, announced that company President Michael J. Pickel has been honored as one of only five Young Guns in the nation by Roofing Contractor magazine.
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Many commercial buildings will have different types of roofing materials on different parts of their building’s roof. This is often done for aesthetic reasons – especially if parts of the roof will be visible from the ground.
In central Texas, we see many commercial buildings that rely on thermoplastic polyolefin (TPO) to protect the flat parts of their roof and then choose standing seam metal to protect the sloped portions of their roofs. The two make the perfect combination for protection, durability and beauty. Here’s why:
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It’s not always easy to know when your commercial roof needs to be replaced – especially if you don’t know it’s age or aren’t familiar with the type of roofing system that you have. There are some telltale signs to look for that will let you know if your commercial roof is nearing the end of its lifespan.
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Replacing a commercial roofing system is an investment in your building and it can also be an investment in the environment. What you choose to put on your roof can affect your building’s carbon footprint and play a role in your energy usage as you cool and heat the interior space. At Texas Traditions Roofing, we are fans of Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) single-ply membranes that can help your building achieve its sustainability goals.
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While commercial buildings’ roofs appear to be flat, they actually have a slope, typically a 1:12 or 2:12 pitch. A roof cannot be completely flat because it needs to be able to shed water following a rainstorm. This is why your commercial roof’s drainage system is so important for keeping your building watertight.