The roof deck, or sheathing, serves as the foundation of your roofing system. It is placed on top of the trusses to cover the rafters and support the shingles. If this part of your roofing gets damaged, the structural integrity of your roof would likely be compromised, paving the way for extensive damage.
Leaks may become more common, as your roof ages. There are also other factors that can make your roof system more prone to this type of problem. But regardless of how a leak formed in your roofing, it’s important to address the issue immediately and work towards preventing a recurrence.
Blue-green algae, also known as Gloeocapsa Magma and cyanobacteria, is a type of microscopic bacteria that thrives in moist environments. It usually appears as black or dark stains on asphalt shingles, making roofs appear older.
A thin layer of moss on your asphalt shingles is usually no big deal. However, you might want to get rid of it as soon as possible so that it doesn’t turn into large clumps of moss, which could degrade your shingles and increase the risk of leaks.
The success of your roofing project depends on how skilled your contractor is. However, finding the ideal roofer for your project is not always easy. When hiring anyone to work in your home, you must do your research, look for feedback from previous clients and ask for references. Another thing that can help is asking[…] Read More
Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) is a common sight in large commercial buildings. It’s one of today’s most popular commercial roofing options. TPO is known for its sustainability, strength, durability, and energy efficiency. This material has been around for decades and it remains the top option for commercial structures. Keep on reading to learn more about TPO roofing systems[…] Read More
