A failed roof on your industrial facility can have expensive consequences. Damaged equipment. Damaged merchandise. Possible serious mechanical or slip-and-fall injuries. A shutdown for repairs at the worst possible time. Learning to identify the early signs of industrial roof failure can help you head off these problems. You can protect your valuable equipment and merchandise…
There are two ways to manage a multi-building roofing portfolio. One is to simply respond to leaks as they happen. When a leak occurs, you hire someone to repair the roof or, if necessary, replace it. This reactionary method can get the job done, but it can be very expensive. It can be especially costly…
Key Takeaways: HOA roof inspections for multifamily condo buildings should occur twice a year, with additional assessments scheduled after major storms, to identify damage in its early stages and minimize repair costs. A professional roof inspection includes an exterior assessment of the membrane, seams, flashing, penetrations, drainage components and roof features, as well as an…
Key Takeaways: Spring is the ideal time for school facilities managers to schedule a roof assessment, with March or April providing the best window to identify winter damage and plan for summer repairs. Summer is the optimal time to perform major roof repairs and replacements at schools because students are on break, weather conditions are…
Key Takeaways: Data center roofs require more frequent and rigorous inspection than standard commercial roofs because even minor moisture intrusion can quickly damage critical power, cooling and IT equipment, resulting in costly downtime, data loss, and regulatory or contractual penalties. The most common causes of data center roof failures include poor drainage, failed flashings and…
