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Things Are Heating Up: Best Practices for Roofers in Hot Weather
Things are heating up, and for roofers that means staying vigilant about keeping your cool. High temps and high humidity are some major causes of fatalities, illness and accidents during the hot summer months for workers. Here we share some best practices to remain safe during hot working conditions.
New Packaging Coming Soon – Beginning Spring 2023!
APOC is happy to announce updated packaging across all product lines beginning this spring. From roof coatings to waterproofing sealants and many products in between, the new labeling convention delivers a more uniform experience to customers—calling attention to important features and benefits, while also minimizing confusion.
Key Questions When Evaluating a Roof Restoration Project
When it comes to evaluating a roof restoration project, there are several key factors to consider before determining the best restoration system for the roof. What is the building used for? Understanding the building use is an important factor when determining the appropriate restoration specification. No one wants a roof leak, but it’s not hard to understand that if your roofing restoration system is over an operating room you need to make sure the restoration system you install is the best of the best and no corners are cut. What is the roof makeup? It’s important to determine the roofing...
Commercial Roof Prep for the Fall Season
It's important to prepare commercial roof's for every season! Don’t let the supply chain disruptions slow down your crews. Keep your teams working and on the roof through maintenance and winter preparation programs.
Fire Prevention Tips to Protect Your Roof from Fireworks
It’s almost the Fourth of July, where most people celebrate by gathering with family and friends for backyard BBQs, beach parties, or community gatherings. Whatever the event may be, fireworks are an essential part of the celebration. It’s a good idea to take proper precautions for your roof, whether commercial or residential, to make sure a fire is preventable.
