Nailing This Down

Posted on: 27 April 2023

Flat roofs are found on several commercial and residential properties and are made from a plastic polymer or rubber. The roofing is rolled out and secured with an adhesive. Rubber or plastic rolled roofing can last for decades, but it will sometimes require maintenance and occasional repairs. Here are a few times when you should repair the roof and signs it is time to replace the rubber roofing system. The Rubber or Plastic Roof's Age
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Posted on: 20 April 2023

Asphalt roofs are incredibly popular for their many advantages. If your roof is getting old, it may be time to consider roof replacement, and sticking with an asphalt roof is a great option. If you would like to know more, keep reading. What Types of Asphalt Shingles Are Available?  Traditional three-tab shingles are the go-to option for asphalt roofs. Basically, they are simply three singles attached together. This makes it easy and fast to install, and it creates a uniform appearance.
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Posted on: 14 April 2023

You might only think about metal roofs as a commercial product, but metal roofing has wider applications. If you are in the market to update your roof, there are significant benefits to choosing metal.  Strength The major reason people choose a metal roof is because of its durability. This can be especially important in climates where the weather can be harsh. Tornadoes and hurricanes are among the most volatile weather events.
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Posted on: 10 April 2023

Thermoplastic polyolefin (TPO) is a single-layer roofing material that comprises synthetic and reinforcement materials. TPO has advantages that make it suitable for both residential and commercial properties. Below are reasons to consider TPO roofing for your next project. It's an Ideal Alternative for Flat Roofs Flat roofs face different challenges from pitched roofs. The challenges mainly stem from the drainage difficulties of flat roofs. The more water stays on the roof, the more it affects roofing materials and has time to seep into the roof and cause leakage.
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