Expansion & Contraction From the past 3 decades of roofing, along with our good ole science lesson from high school we know that expansion and contraction can occur within certain materials due to changes in temperature. On numerous occasions, we have witness roof membranes ballooning or trampolining as a result.… Read More »Up & Over
By definition, NSF/ANSI 347, is an assessment to determine the Sustainability for Single Ply Roofing Membranes. It is the first standard for evaluating and certifying sustainable attributes of single-ply roofing membranes over their entire life cycle. Several factors are taken into consideration such as product design, manufacturing, membrane durability, corporate governance, and overall innovation.… Read More »What is NSF/ANSI?
Q: How can that be? A: The simple answer? We utilize a roof system that can be installed during any season. We can make repairs the same. Q: How can that be? A: The roof system doesn’t use adhesive. Q: What does it use? A: Fasteners and a heat-welded method.… Read More »Roofing in the Winter Months
We are so excited for 2020 and what’s in store! We carry with us such enthusiasm and anticipation as we look to build more relationships while nurturing our wonderful customer base. It has been our pleasure to work with you in 2019. We wish you a merriest Christmas and happiest… Read More »2019 Wrap-Up
In the example above, the owner of Building B made a better investment, even though the initial cost to install the roof was higher. Of course, additional factors may affect life-cycle costs for your building, including energy rates, interest rates, tax savings, potential energy rebates and incentives, and lost productivity… Read More »Cost of a New Roof: What to consider before deciding
All Weather Systems are experts at installing or updating roof hatches. Over the past 30 years, roof access technology has come a long way. Bilco’s thermally broken roof hatches feature a frame and cover design that minimizes heat transfer between the interior and exterior metal surfaces. The result is a… Read More »Roof Hatches – Here’s one option
Rooftop equipment is an easy source of leaks. It makes sense, right? Any number of things can happen. Screws can work their way out Washers and gaskets can dry rot Tools can drop around the units Parts can be mishandled Joints can be improperly sealed All of which cause… Read More »Roof Leaks & Rooftop Equipment
Single-Ply roofing is very versatile. In our three decades of service we have installed the roofing system in a wide variety of applications. Standard flat roofs are common but how about a 20’ façade for a storefront, a 6/12 pitched roof, a barrel roof? With options in 40, 50, 60… Read More »Single-Ply Roofing can be used where?
Just two weeks ago Harbor Freight opened their doors in Heath, Ohio. You may have seen a bit of construction happening on the top of the old HH Greg store. We built a 50’ wide by 20’ tall high wall façade to dawn the Harbor Freight signature sign. We used… Read More »Storefront Conversion
What does SRI mean for you? First – What does SRI mean for you? If you choose a roofing material with a higher SRI number, then you can expect to keep your building inherently cooler in the warmer months. As a result, you’ll use less energy to cool your building,… Read More »SRI – The Quick Facts