Whether it’s protecting products, equipment, vehicles, or even offices, a warehouse’s roof needs to be tough and suitable for the task at hand. There are many different types of warehouse roofing systems to choose from, each with its pros and cons as they apply to installation, cost, and effectiveness. This guide on these different warehouse
A commercial roofing project is not something a property owner wants to take on more often than necessary. Not only should the commercial building owner want to get as much value out of their current roof as possible, but they also should avoid the potential disruption that a roofing installation can cause. This guide aims
While no one should fear for their life while making a buck for their family, the reality is that some jobs are more dangerous than others. Roofing, for example, is quite literally one of the most dangerous jobs in the U.S., with the second highest workplace fatality rate according to Roofing Contractor Magazine and the
Flat and low-sloped roofs can be tricky to deal with. Water doesn’t shed as quickly as a pitched roof, rendering some roofing systems useless against water penetration. Also, these roofs are often used for building equipment or eco-friendly green or blue roofs. For these reasons, a flat or low slope roof needs the right materials
Living in California can feel like you’re living the dream with its beautiful beaches, majestic mountains, and amazing cities. But California weather isn’t always sunshine and gentle breezes. Scorching heatwaves sweep through valleys while dense fog covers the coasts, giving your roof a good beating. And when you toss in California’s strict commercial building code
When considering roofing for office buildings, several factors come into play to ensure a functional, durable, energy-efficient, and cost-effective roofing system. Here are some common roofing solutions suitable for office buildings.
If you need clarification on California cool roofing requirements, you’ve come to the right place. In California, all the new construction or replacement low-slope roofs are required by Title 24 to be cool roofs. Cool roofs reflect sunlight and reduce heat absorption, leading to reduced energy consumption. Let’s explore some top roofing materials that may
Commercial EPDM roofing, which stands for Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer, is a popular roofing material known for its durability and cost-effectiveness. Here’s what you need to know about the benefits and maintenance of EPDM roofing systems (also called EPDM rubber roofing).
More than ever before, there is a wide range of industrial roofing materials to choose from for your warehouse, commercial space, or office building. Here are the basics of commercial roofing systems to help you choose the right roof system for your building.
If you are involved in commercial construction in California, you already know there’s much to consider regarding California roofing codes. They are, in fact, some of the strictest green building codes in the U.S. In addition, the California Energy Commission updates Part 6 of Title 24 every three years.
