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Born and raised in farming in IowaFrom around the beginning of June to the end of November, many areas throughout the US are at risk for hurricanes. Even those that live outside of hurricane-prone areas, severe storms can pass through with heavy rains, strong winds, and damaging debris that can wreck your roof. Nero Burning ROM Crack Hurricane season can wreak …
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Read moreA commercial roof is the first line of defense in protecting your property from damage. The winter weather can severely impact your roof, causing shrinkage and other fluctuations due to temperature, ice, and snow. Ponding water can freeze and refreeze, causing damage to the roof membrane, whereas an accumulation of snow can damage the drainage …
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Read moreA commercial roof is constructed out of a complex number of layers that each serves a specific purpose to the functioning of the roofing system. Each layer plays a major role in the integrity of the roof, so if one layer is damaged, it can affect the functioning of the rest of the roof. As …
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Read moreWhile you may assume that a roof is just a roof, residential and commercial roofs have critical differences. They differ widely in material, design, maintenance, as well as in installation costs. Differences in Commercial and Residential Roof Design Think about the size of a commercial building. They are often much larger than a residential home …
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Read moreDue to COVID-19 shutdowns, there are many industries experiencing shortages, including the roofing industry. Everyone in the construction industry has been taxed with the serious material shortages that are affecting many around the country. Most of it stems from the lack of labor in manufacturing, logistics, construction, etc. What is Causing the Material Shortages? With …
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