Compared to residential roofing systems, a commercial roof can be a bit more difficult to care for as they are larger than residential roofs and even lack a slope. This means that it’s more prone to damage compared to its residential counterpart. With that in mind, it’s understandable if property owners are constantly looking for ways to prolong the roof’s lifespan. In fact, according to professionals, one way you can do this is by adding coatings to the roof.
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Whenever homeowners talk about their roofing systems, some tend to think it’s only made up of the roof deck, which holds the roof up; the shingles, the exterior portion of the roof that improves your home’s curb appeal; and the flashing, which protects the vulnerable portions of your roof from leaks. While these three are important components of the roof, roof maintenance professionals say that there is another part that you should never forget about: the underlayment.
Here’s everything you need to know about the roofing underlayment.
As your roof is your home’s first line of defense, you can expect it to take some damage whenever a storm rolls around your area. Unfortunately, whenever their roofs take damage, some homeowners aren’t certain if they should call a roof contractor to help them repair the roof as they aren’t certain how to deal with roofing damage.
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According to roof repair professionals, a commercial roofing system can be challenging to care for compared to residential roofs. This is thanks to the fact that they’re larger and they lack a slope that lets rainwater run off the roof easily. As such, it’s vital that you have a professional maintain your roof every now and then. Unfortunately, some property owners fail to keep up with their commercial roof’s maintenance needs, causing it to sustain damage as a result. But how exactly can one tell if their commercial roof has been damaged?
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Managing your own roofing project is no easy task. Not only are you responsible for completing a residential roofing project, but you’re also liable for the safety of your workers, employees, and occupants. There are a lot of minuscule details that come with managing your own full-blown roofing project, some of which one may overlook but are critical to the success of the entire project. However, when managed properly, it can become one of the most fulfilling experiences you can have in your life.
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