If you own or manage a commercial building, you’re likely responsible for its roofing system. We’ve collected some of the most common myths (or maybe wishful thinking) about commercial roofs to give you some additional insight into your facility.

You did a quick visual check to confirm that all was well after the cold weather moved on, so your commercial roof should be just fine, right?

What would you do if your commercial roof started leaking today? How would you protect your staff, supplies and machinery and prevent downtime from impacting your business? In a commercial facility, a single roof leak can have dramatic and immediate […]

Although your roof may be covered with snow and at the bottom of your facility priorities, now is the time to start thinking about what spring will bring to your rooftop. Late winter / early springtime cycles of warm-cold-snow-rain can add stress to […]

Your commercial roof has a big job to do: protecting your inventory and equipment and ensuring your workplace stays safe and dry is a must if your business is going to run effectively. Taking a proactive stance on your roof's condition can help you […]

Although your commercial roof should be in great condition when it is brand new, eventually it will need to be replaced. And it's a wise idea to keep an eye out for signs of when the roof is nearing the time that it will need to be replaced. Look for […]

A sagging roof on your commercial building usually indicates something is seriously wrong with the roof or the structural integrity of the building. It should be addressed immediately. Here are three possible reasons for a sagging commercial roof.

There are many issues to monitor to keep your commercial roof in great shape and providing the watertight protection you need. Part of that includes making sure your commercial roof is undamaged and not leaking. Here are some clues that might indicate […]

There are some major implications when it comes to snow and ice affecting a commercial flat roof.

You might think you can or should take a break from commercial roof maintenance when the weather cools off, but that is not true. On the contrary, you should not allow your maintenance to go into a deep winter hibernation even as the outdoor […]