When it comes to commercial construction, flat roofs are not new. Having said that, the flat roofs have always been troubled by faulty drainage system, which is often the result of improper construction. During rain and snow, water can pool up and cause leaks. Ice formation during winter, and deterioration in the roof membrane can also occur as a result of water pooling. So, what’s the solution? In this short write-up we will discuss three

When building your house, roofing is one of the most crucial phases. It is not only about the material but the colors make a huge difference when it comes to the performance of your roof. The right colors can save energy and may also have a positive impact on the mood of the people. Light colors are traditionally considered good for roofing but is it really the case? Let’s dig down deeper and find out

Steel is one of the most commonly used alloy made from pure iron and other elements. One of the most heavily used material in huge construction sites, steel has its use in every aspect of construction. Having said that, steel was not commonly used in residential construction but this has changed – during the last 3 – 4 decades, we have seen steel making inroads in residential construction as well. Making steel is no doubt

If you’ve spent any time in the Raleigh-Durham area in summer, you know plenty well how hot and muggy it can get, and while it may get uncomfortable at times – just think of the temperature on the top of your charcoal-colored asphalt roof.  If you want to get an idea of how hot it can get up there, venture up into the attic area around 2:00 PM on a sunny summer day.  Temperatures here

A roof leak is one of those home repair items that need to be fixed as soon as possible.  In other words, a quick, imperfect solution is sometimes your best option, at least in the near term until a longer, more permanent term solution can be applied. In the case of asphalt shingle leaks, roof sealants can be this great temporary solution. Roof Sealant Isn’t A Permanent Solution When you use sealant, you’re buying yourself