It’s spring, which usually means rain, and lots of it. Heavy showers can cause cities to flood quickly, and big cities like New York often face major flooding and sewer system runoff problems. One innovative and relatively new way to combat these […]

Business owners typically have four primary quality considerations when investing in a new commercial roofing installation: longevity, sustainability, cost efficiency and energy efficiency. Because most commercial roofs are designed flat or low-slope […]

The recent east coast nor'easter dumped heavy snow and engulfed the region with high winds, causing property damage and knocking out electricity to tens of thousands of homes and businesses.

One of the leading types of damage endured was roofing […]

Becoming “green” and making environmentally friendly purchase decisions is increasingly important to Americans. A roof may not be the first thing you think of when you think “green,” but when choosing a roof, it’s possible to make roofing choices with […]

The difference between a residential and a commercial roof may seem obvious: although there are exceptions to the rule, one is typically for houses while the other is for businesses, schools, medical facilities and other non-residential buildings. The […]

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act approved by Congress in December 2017 expands the definition of qualified real property eligible for full expensing under Section 179 of the tax code to include improvements to nonresidential (i.e., commercial, industrial) roofs.

If your building has a flat or low-sloped roof, there are a few potential issues that you should be aware of. One common problem with these roofs is ponding water. Ponding water is usually defined as water that has not drained from your roof within […]

The roof on your building is one of the most critical parts of the structure, and sooner or later it’s going to need replacing. The quality of the roofing system you choose is important, but it’s vital that you select an honest, dependable and […]

As the seasons change, new weather concerns for your roof will arise. With winter around the corner, you should be aware of the impact – and potential problems – that snow and ice can bring to your roof.

When it comes to commercial roofing, building owners have lots of options.