Nailing This Down

Posted on: 27 January 2022

If you own a commercial building, part of your responsibility is to make sure that the building remains in good condition. And since the roof of a building keeps out rainwater, its job is a very important one. That's why you need to ensure that you hire a commercial roofing contractor that has the right experience and can provide high-quality work. As you look for a commercial roofing contractor, examine the following factors.
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Posted on: 26 January 2022

You may be considering building, or even remodeling, a commercial business. This means determining what type of roofing is ideal for your business and your situation. Your options can be directly affected by your location. One location that can pose particular issues to consider is along a coastal area. If your commercial property has a location near or on a coastal area, an ideal option to consider is aluminum metal roofing.
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Posted on: 26 January 2022

Mildew, mold, moss, lichens, and algae all have one thing in common — they can grow on the surface of your residential roof and cause problems. If you have a wood shake roof, the odds of facing a microbial growth problem are even higher because wood is more susceptible to fluctuating weather conditions than its non-wood alternatives. While there are a variety of ways to remedy microbial growth on wood shake roofs, the best practice is to be proactive whenever possible.
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Posted on: 26 January 2022

If you've recently been through a bad storm, and you're wondering if your roof has been damaged, it might be a good time for a roof inspection, especially if your roof is getting old. It's good to have your roof inspected occasionally just to make sure there's no damage that needs to be repaired. Here's an overview of the types of damage a roofer might look for on various types of residential roofs.
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