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Spring is here and many of you may already be thinking about spring cleaning and preparing your commercial roof for the warmer weather. Now is the time to proactively conduct a thorough roof inspection to identify potential problems and take the corrective action before they become costly.

A preventative maintenance inspection consists of a thorough visual inspection and documentation of the roof system. Let’s take a closer look at how to inspect some of the key areas of concern.

It’s always a good time to be thinking about a preventive maintenance program for your commercial roofing systems. As extreme winter weather is upon us, implementing a preventative winterization process is imperative and could save thousands of dollars in costly repairs in the heart of the winter season – and can be summarized in the following three steps:1. The first step in a successful winterization is a thorough cleaning.To keep the roof waterproof, make sure that we keep all water ways clean and free of debris. These waterways remove the water from rain and snow melt and if not properly...

Car and truck owners are accustomed to periodic vehicle maintenance. The auto industry has done a tre­mendous job reinforcing the importance of oil and filter changes, tire rotations and inspection of hoses and belts. Vehicle owners know that if not properly main­tained, there is an increased likelihood that their ride could overheat, blow a tire or simply fail to start. Our car, truck or SUV is likely a five-figure investment. We likely rely on it every single day. What does this have to do with a commercial roof? We in the roofing industry need to drive (pun intended) home the...