Ponding is an event in which water sits on your low-slope or flat roof for more than 48 hours. It is most often caused by damaged insulation beneath the roof’s uppermost layer. Fixing ponding water is a priority because water left sitting on your roof can become water leaking into your commercial property.
A flat (low-slope) roof is a precious thing. Oh, it’s not a jewel or a Tennessee racehorse, but it is both valuable and delicate. Any commercial building owner knows to keep feet off the roof. Yet some commercial roofs must be walked upon. What materials hold up best to foot traffic?
The happenings of this recent year have been the ultimate stress test for many industries, including roofing. Finding innovative solutions to the challenges brought by the times has been a driving force for Rackley Roofing. The effort has been primarily led by Michelle Boykin, our Chief Operating Officer (COO).
A roof maintenance plan may sound like just another business expense, but it can save you money in the long run. The trusted professionals at Rackley Roofing want to educate you and work with you to ensure your roof is a solid investment you can count on. Our maintenance plans are designed to extend the …
What Will Roof Maintenance On Your Commercial Roof Include? Details
An essential part of owning a commercial building is maintaining the roof. It can be challenging to know if your roof is performing well or if there are potential problems. However, there are simple tips and tricks every building owner can use to assess the roof and minor prevent issues from becoming full-scale problems.
If you own or manage an industrial building, chances are, your building’s roof may not be top of your list of priorities. However, your roof is a vital part of the structure. Ignoring issues could have devastating future consequences for the building and the business.
The commercial roofing industry is constantly changing. New technology creates new opportunities for locating issues during roof assessments, performing strategic maintenance, and installing a better, more secure, and long-lasting commercial roof.
Your roof is a vital component of your building. Most business owners only think of roof inspections when issues arise or when buying or selling the structure. However, regular roof inspections are a great way to prevent the roof rage leaks and water damage may cause.
Commercial roofs in Tennessee face the sun’s harsh rays and the heavy wetness of rain and snow. Weather conditions and general wear and tear all take a toll. Regular maintenance identifies issues before they become widespread enough to require a whole new roof. There are many reasons to stay on top of roof maintenance, including:
Some of the warning signs your commercial roof might need maintenance can easily go undetected, especially if you aren’t familiar with where to look. We know it can be hard to own a commercial building and stay on top of maintenance, so we wanted to share some roof maintenance tips straight from the roofing experts …
What Are Some Roof Maintenance Tips Important For You To Know Details