Commercial gutter systems are not the same as residential gutters. While the gutter materials have similarities, the styles, sizes and durability requirements differ. Commercial buildings also normally have different legal or building code requirements, depending on city or county regulations.
Rubber roofing can provide years of service when properly cared for and maintained. And even though advances in flat roofing are pushing the market towards thicker, re-enforced and white rubberized roofing membranes, getting the most out of your existing EPDM rubber roof just makes good business sense.
Exterior Pro is proud to announce that in October 2014, they have achieved the Duro-Last “Elite Contractor Award” for accomplishing requirements for this award set by Duro-Last. Just earlier this year in March Exterior Pro joined the prestigious Duro-Last Roofing Century Club for installing over 100,000 sq. ft. of the Duro-Last commercial flat roof system in 2013 and now before the year is over with, Exterior Pro can add the Elite Contractor Award to the list.
To receive this recognition award a certified Duro-Last contractor must have installed over 150,000 sq. ft. on five or more commercial flat roof projects and have had them inspected by Duro-Last and received “outstanding” scores on the inspection results. So not only does the contractor have to install more than the above amount but they also have to receive great scores on the inspection of the workmanship quality. Each flat roof project using this roofing system is inspected by a Duro-Last representative before receiving the warranty.
What is Duro-Last Roofing?
You don’t need anyone to tell you the rubber roof is leaking after you’ve changed stained ceiling tiles or mopped up water off the floor. However not all roof leaks make it into to the building right away but can cause big and expensive problems down the road if left unchecked.
A properly installed rubber roof can last for many years but rubber roofing is not without issues. Knowing what to expect from your rubber roof will help you be better prepared to identify and deal with common rubber roof problems as they arise.
Knowing what type of flat roof the building has can help you make better decisions regarding the roof replacement and maintenance plan. Not sure what type of roof system you have? Check out our blog on the Common types of Flat Roofs.
With proper planning having a new shingle roof installed on your home or building doesn’t have to be a source a stress and anxiety. Setting realistic expectations with your roofing contractor about the crews conduct and work processes on your shingle replacement job will ensure that your project not only gets completed but that it gets done in the way your most prefer.
If your metal roof is leaking and you are considering having your metal roof coated as a solution, keep in mind the follow 5 things as you make a decision about your building’s metal roof.
