Prevent Roof Rot with Regular Roof Maintenance
A commercial roof is one of the most important investments a business can make in its property. It protects valuable assets, employees, and customers from the elements and contributes to the overall appearance and value of the building. Yet, it is often overlooked until a problem arises. Regular roof cleaning and maintenance are critical for…
The Roof’s Role in Heat Regulation
When it comes to managing heat inside a commercial building, the first and most significant barrier—or contributor—is the roof. During the summer, when the sun is at its most intense, a building’s roof is continually exposed to solar radiation. The choices made in roofing materials, design, and installation techniques all influence how much of that…
Why You Need Moss Treatment for Your Roof
When most people think about roof care, they think of leaks, missing shingles, or weather damage—but one of the most silent and destructive threats to your roof is moss. In Southern Oregon’s damp climate, moss is common on rooftops. While it might add a storybook charm to your home, the reality is far from romantic.…
Selecting the Best Roofing Color for Your Home
Choosing between all the options for asphalt shingle roofing colors is an important decision for homeowners. Not only does it impact your home’s curb appeal, but it also affects energy efficiency, resale value, and how well the roof blends with its surroundings. Asphalt shingles come in various colors, making the decision even more complex. To…
Metal Roof Maintenance Requirements
A metal roof is a durable, energy-efficient, and stylish roofing option that can last 40 years or more with proper care. However, while metal roofs are known for their longevity, they still require routine maintenance to remain in top condition. Without regular upkeep, minor issues can escalate into costly repairs or premature replacement. Understanding metal…
Can Worn-Out Shingles Lead to a Roof Collapse?
Your roof is one of the most critical components of your home’s structure, protecting your family and belongings from the elements. Over time, exposure to sun, wind, rain, and snow causes wear and tear on roofing materials, particularly asphalt shingles. While many homeowners may see worn-out shingles as merely an aesthetic issue or a minor…
Spot Signs of a Leaking Commercial Roof?
For facilities managers, maintaining the integrity of a commercial building’s roof is a top priority. A leaking roof can lead to serious damage, disrupting operations, causing costly repairs, and even posing safety hazards to employees and customers. If you detect water spots or other signs of a leak in your commercial building, swift action is…
Winter Weather and Your Commercial Roof
Winter weather poses unique challenges to commercial roofs, and understanding these impacts is crucial for maintaining the integrity of your building. Snow, ice, wind, and freezing temperatures can stress roofing materials, leading to potential damage and costly repairs if left unchecked. If you manage a facility, it’s critical to understand the challenges posed by winter…
Preventing Mold and Mildew Starts with a Good Roof
Mold and mildew are more than just unsightly stains; they are a significant threat to your home’s structural integrity and the health of its occupants. These issues often originate from roofing materials and poor roofing conditions, making your roof a critical factor in keeping your home safe and healthy. Here, we explore the causes of…
Determining if Insurance Will Pay for a Roof Replacement
A roof is one of the most critical components of a home, protecting everything inside from the elements. However, when that roof is damaged or reaches the end of its lifespan, the question of replacement arises—and with it, the question of whether homeowner’s insurance will pay for a roof replacement. Navigating the complexities of insurance…