Hi, I’m Anne Serzz and I’m here to help you avoid the meltdown of repairing major commercial roof damages from snow buildup! Winter is coming and you may come across freezing temperatures, heavy snow or even ice dams in the near future. These challenges can create significant risk to your roof, your business or even your employees! Finding a way to mitigate these concerns and make sure your roof makes it through another winter with no issues might be tough but I am here to help.

Are we ready for cooler temperatures and pumpkin spice? Fall is almost here, along with shorter days, falling leaves and precipitation. Depending on your location, your facility may be dealing with a significant increase in rooftop debris, cold rain showers and even snow. We have created a three-step to-do list to help you prepare your building(s) for the change of season!

As you may already know, a thorough inspection of your commercial roof that identifies any issues, including those that may not be noticeable to the naked eye, is a crucial first step in keeping your building watertight (or vapor-tight if applicable for your industry). But what does it entail exactly? In this article, we discuss commercial roof management with our industry veterans with over 20 years of experience: Don Lyter, Director of Service, Global Accounts and Jakub Darling, Western Group Service Director. Today, we'll shed more light on that first foundational step to understanding what's lurking above your head: comprehensive commercial roof inspections.

Looking for a cost-effective way to extend the life of your roof? You've probably heard about roof coatings. These liquified polymers are becoming increasingly popular with various commercial facilities because they can restore and waterproof your existing roof system, delaying costly reroofing for many years. The seamless application provides a unique advantage, allowing you to protect non-uniform roof surfaces and reinforce weak points quickly, for a fraction of the cost of a roof replacement. Additionally, their high UV stability, reflective nature for improved energy efficiency and lower environmental impact make them a great option for a roofing solution as they prevent the need for a roof tear-off and reduce waste. There are so many benefits but are there any downfalls? Let's delve into some common concerns and misconceptions surrounding commercial roof coatings that we encounter in the field.

Summer is here and so are the storms, monsoons and hurricanes. This year, we are preparing for an active hurricane season, as predicted by the Colorado State University (CSU) hurricane forecast team. They anticipate an extremely active season, with the Atlantic basin's Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) and Net Tropical Cyclone (NTC) activity forecasted to be approximately 170% of their long-term averages from 1991 to 2020. We may be facing up to 23 named storms and 5 major hurricanes. NOAA's forecasters predict an above-normal hurricane season as well. It's crucial to start preparing your commercial building for a bumpy ride ahead. One of the important aspects is optimizing your insurance coverage.

Whether you are in hospitality, manufacturing, cold storage or any other industry, excessive moisture in your building can result in a number of issues ranging from mold to water damage and poor air quality. Did you know the state of your roof's insulation may play a significant role in all of this?

As winter approaches, commercial property owners face unique challenges when it comes to maintaining their roofs. Harsh weather conditions, snow accumulation, ice dams and the impact of leaf buildup can all take a toll on your roof's performance. In this article, we will explore essential winter roof maintenance tips to help ensure your commercial roof stands up to the season's demands.

Spring is officially here and the changing temperatures will bring new weather patterns to most areas of North America. With spring storms ahead and a possible early start of the Atlantic hurricane season¹, let's get your roofs prepared for anything and everything Mother Nature has in store.