Your facility's roof is the first line of defense against the harsh elements of nature. Its role in protecting your business assets and your associates is of vital importance. Therefore, when partnering with a commercial roofing contractor, here are five key considerations that should be taken into account to ensure an informed decision is made and your investment dollars are prudently spent:

Out of sight out of mind, your facility’s roof may often take a back seat to other operational priorities. Yet, allocating resources for it in your annual budget planning can lead to savings in the long run. Overlooked roof damage caused by harsh weather or aging can lead to unexpected expenses and problems such as roof leaks. Preventing such issues starts with learning everything about your roof and planning ahead.

This summer unleashed scorching temperatures across North America. On July 3rd, we witnessed the record-breaking hottest day ever documented on Earth. As the sweltering heat takes its toll, your commercial facility's cooling expenses may spiral out of control. So, how can you better adapt to these blistering conditions? The solution might be your facility's roof.

As scorching temperatures persist across the nation, ensuring the safety of individuals working on rooftops or in outdoor settings for extended periods is important. Recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics sheds light on a disconcerting reality: around 40 workers lose their lives annually due to heat-related incidents*. Many of these unfortunate occurrences transpire within outdoor professions like construction, farming and package delivery. The danger is palpable and the stakes couldn't be higher.

Roof warranties can be confusing. There are different warranty structures, terms of the warranty and warranty exclusions. Furthermore, different parties are often responsible for different aspects of the warranty at various times throughout the roof's life. Confused yet? Let us help you clear some of the confusion. Why Warranties Are Written Before...

CentiMark's Executive Committee gave Tim Dunlap and Mrs. Anna Dunlap a Christmas gift of two Memorial benches and a garden in front of the Corporate Headquarters in memory of CentiMark Founder and Chairman, Ed Dunlap, who died on July 23, 2022. On June 13, 2023, the gift was unveiled. In addition to the United States flag and the United States Coas...

CentiMark Corporation is immensely grateful for the opportunity to support the Washington Area Humane Society (WAHS). It is our honor to play a role in directly assisting the abandoned, abused and neglected animals in Washington County (PA). The WAHS holds a special place in our hearts and we are proud of our long-standing partnership with them. We...