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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.

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Hurricane season brings unpredictable weather with the potential to cause major wind and water damage to your roof. Whether you’re a business owner or homeowner, it’s important to put a plan in place to protect your roof, especially if you live in a hurricane-prone area.

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Spring is here and many of you may already be thinking about spring cleaning and preparing your customer's roofs 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.

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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...

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When seeking to bring a commercial roof back up to its original level of performance, roofing professionals and building owners today have a few options to consider. Making the right repair decisions is important—it can help save weeks of time and tens of thousands of dollars. To uncover whether restoration is a good option or if replacement will be necessary for a roof, you must thoroughly assess the state of your roof and analyze the findings. The determination of the right repair method will depend on the specific circumstances of the job at hand. In situations where restoration is appropriate, you’ll find some significant advantages versus reroofing or other alternative repair measures, such as less time to complete the job, less equipment and in general it is a more cost-effective solution.

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