A Primer on Title 24 Compliance

Homeowners planning a renovation, home addition or residential roof replacement in California will eventually come across Title 24 standards. The term refers to a collection of energy standards for new and altered residential homes and commercial buildings. These energy standards are updated every three years to take into account advances in technology.

Single-Ply or BUR Roofing?

Thanks to their low slopes, commercial flat roofing systems are leak-prone. That’s why it’s important to choose a commercial roofing material that can withstand constant wear and tear. Single-ply and built-up roofing (BUR) membranes are two of the most popular commercial roofing materials on the market today. (more…)

Reasons to Consider Asphalt Shingles for Commercial Roofs

When it comes to the topic of commercial roofing, some property owners think that the only materials that they can use are TPO, EPDM or PVC membranes. This is far from the truth, however, as in reality there are many more roofing materials that you can consider. Surprisingly enough, one material you can consider is actually often seen on residential roofs: asphalt shingles.

Here are the reasons why you should consider asphalt shingles for your commercial roof.

Roof Decking – What You Need To Know

According to commercial and residential roof replacement experts, when homeowners talk about their home’s roof decking system, most of them know that it’s composed of the shingles, underlayment, flashing and the roof deck. However, when it comes to their roof’s decking system, some actually don’t know much about it. This is actually understandable as the deck is a component of the roof that isn’t always seen. But if you’re looking to understand your roof a little bit better, it’s always best that you learn everything you can about the roof deck.

 

Here’s what you need to know about your roof’s decking system.

Drone Roofing Inspections: How Do They Work?

Thanks to the recent advancements in technology, roofing inspections are becoming easier and more convenient. With modern technology, businesses can be done much faster and everyone can do their jobs more efficiently nowadays. The roofing industry is no exception to this; in fact, they too have embraced whatever today’s technology has to offer in the form of drone roofing inspections. But how exactly do these inspections work?

In this article, the drone inspection and roof repair professionals of Sully-Jones Roofing discuss how drone roofing inspections work.

Your Flat Roof and Hot Weather Damage

According to experts, commercial roofing systems can be a tad more challenging to care for compared to residential roofing systems thanks to their sheer size and lack of slope. However, these aren’t the only issues that you’ll need to worry about; in fact, the summer season can be a time to be concerned about your flat roof as well as the hot weather can easily damage its material as well.

Here’s how:

What Happens if You Ignore Ponding on a Flat Roof?

Ponding is a common issue on flat roofs, and it often occurs after heavy rains, storms or snow. Flat roofing tends to be more vulnerable to this problem simply because it features a slight slope, which can make it more challenging to drain water. This can result in ponding, a condition when water collects on your roof’s surface for hours or days.

Tips on Cleaning Your TPO Roof

Your TPO roof offers reliable protection that can last for many years, and there is no doubt about that. However, it’s also important to understand that any roofing system requires proper maintenance in order to perform optimally. Part of your TPO roof’s maintenance is regular cleaning.