Weather
Spring storm readiness starts at the roof
AAR Expert John Kenney says that taking the time to prepare before spring storms helps ensure your roof can do its job when conditions are at their worst. Spring storms often expose problems that have been quietly developing all winter. High winds, driving rain, hail and sudden temperature swings put stress ...
An industry expert explains your roofing options
By Viotell Metal Concepts. Location, climate and material performance are all factors that should inform your roofing decisions. Choosing the right roofing material is one of the most important decisions a homeowner can make, especially in climates that experience extreme heat, heavy snow and rapid temperature changes. Here at Viotell ...
Flat roofs, smart drainage and weatherproofing your investment
By ROOFCORP of America. A well-designed drainage system isn’t just protecting your building against storms; it’s a smart investment that preserves your property in the long run. Flat commercial roofs might make sense on paper, as they’re often depicted as cheaper to build, easier to access and offer more usable ...
How roofers and the design community thrive with Rocky Mountain Snow Guards’ free layout and quote service
By Rocky Mountain Snow Guards. Building success, one roof at a time. When it comes to specifying and placing snow retention systems, precision and expertise are non-negotiable — especially in climates where snow is a persistent threat. Architects and designers, just like roofing contractors, can streamline their workflow and maximize project safety ...
Spring storm prep: Essential roof readiness
AAR Expert Wendy Marvin says your first line of defense should be getting eyes on your roof to check for weather preparedness. As trees bud and the promise of warmer days arrives, spring also ushers in the season of powerful storms. For homeowners and building owners, now is the perfect time ...
Spring checklist prepares commercial roofs for rain
By Jesse Sanchez. A proactive spring inspection checklist can help building owners manage rainfall risks, protect their assets and avoid disruptions. As spring approaches, rainfall becomes a defining test for commercial roofing systems emerging from winter. The transition between seasons offers an important opportunity for building owners and facility managers ...
A helpful checklist for guiding homeowners through roof care
By Jesse Sanchez. Seasonal guidance explains roof and gutter inspections, maintenance priorities and warning signs for Pacific Northwest homeowners. Life in the Pacific Northwest brings persistent rain, heavy vegetation and long periods of shade that place steady pressure on residential roofing systems. To help homeowners stay ahead of moisture-related damage, ...
Metal roofing delivers winter protection
By Jesse Sanchez. Durable metal systems help homeowners manage moisture, energy performance and long-term winter protection. As winter approaches, homeowners increasingly evaluate roofing upgrades that deliver reliability during heavy rain, wind and cold. Fields Roof Service works with local property owners seeking long-term protection that performs through seasonal stress. Metal ...
Temperature swings create hidden roofing risks
By Jesse Sanchez. Rapid winter temperature shifts can put your attic at risk for moisture problems. Here’s what to look for. Regions with harsh winters routinely push roofing systems to their limits as temperatures fluctuate sharply within short time frames. All Craft Exteriors works with homeowners across the region ...
Severe weather and temperature swings: Is your facility protected?
By Greenwood Industries. Proactive planning and informed system selection help reduce risk, extend service life and support resilient performance. Winter in the Northeast is rarely predictable. One week brings two feet of snow and the next brings temperatures in the 50s. When severe storms and freeze and thaw cycles come into ...
