Hiring a roofing contractor is not something that anyone does on a regular basis. If anything, homeowners may only need to do so once or twice in their lifetime. At the same time they may also have heard a story or two which may make them think twice before hiring a contractor. However, hiring a commercial roofer…
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The climate and environment found on the roof of your commercial building is the most hostile environment in your entire building. It’s directly affected by the same elements that affect Texas on a daily basis. Savage heat, gusting winds, hail and rain all contribute to the difficulties in properly maintaining a commercial roof. One of…
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High velocity winds brought on by hurricanes, tornados, or any other weather occurrence have the ability to do serious damage to your commercial or residential roofing system. Quite often when weather forecasters predict and report on wind speeds, they don’t account for gusting, which can be significantly higher than regular wind speeds. These gusts have…
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Self-storage facilities are large buildings or groups of buildings that provide ample space for customers to store whatever they can fit into their units. For storage facility owners, these buildings are typically low-maintenance investments that they hope will last for many years, with very little required in the way of repairs. However, a time comes…
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Metal roofing is a popular choice for commercial roofing because it’s known for its longevity, but like anything else it will eventually need replacing. While proper installation and maintenance can ensure your metal roofing system lasts for decades, it’s important to identify the warning signs so that you can know when it’s time for a replacement. It…
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The best way to minimize short and long term costs when it comes to your church roof is to understand how important your roof is, how easy it is to care for, and what you can do to ensure it lasts as long as possible. Leaky Church Roof If your church roof is leaking and you’re not…
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