Commercial Roofing Blog
Flat & Low Slope Roofs
The Metal Retrofit Option Explained
For aging metal roofs on commercial properties, a metal retrofit offers a durable, cost-effective solution that avoids the high expense and disruption of a complete roof replacement.
Key Benefits of a Metal Retrofit
Cost-Effective: Retrofitting is generally more affordable than a full roof replacement, saving on both materials and labor.
The Haunted Roof Repair: A Spooky Rooftop Adventure at Beaumont’s Haunted Hotel
It was a chilly October afternoon when the crew from Monument Roofing Systems received an urgent call from the owner of the Haunted Hotel—an attraction in Beaumont that had transformed the historic Orleans Hotel into a fright-filled experience for visitors. On this day, the owner had a problem: a small leak had sprung up, and with guests arriving for the evening’s spooky events, it needed to be fixed immediately.
Pitch Pan Predicaments
If you’ve ever taken a close look at your commercial roof, you might have noticed metal boxes or containers around pipes and other roof penetrations. These are known as pitch pans, and while they might seem like just another part of the roof, they play a crucial role in keeping your building dry.
An Unexpected Source to Your Pesky Roof Leak
When a commercial roof starts leaking, the immediate assumption is damage to the roofing system. While more often than not this is the case, sometimes the issue is coming from your rooftop HVAC unit.
Hidden Gutters, Hidden Leaks?
Internal gutters on a commercial roof are hidden channels designed to direct rainwater away from the building. They enhance the roof's aesthetic appeal and provide protection from external damage. However, they can develop blockages or cracks, leading to potential leaks that are difficult to diagnose.
The Legend of Sherlock Raintight
At the heart of downtown, Stubbs & Co. Enterprises stood tall. Its sleek design and shiny windows caught the eye of everyone who passed by. Yet, within its walls, a battle was brewing—a battle between Sherlock Raintight and the mischievous Dastardly Drizzler.
Beyond the Surface: Exploring Commercial Roof Substrates
Imagine your commercial roof as a fortress, with its strength and resilience rooted in the layers beneath. Got that picture, now let’s go on a journey to unravel the mysteries of commercial roof substrates and some of the pros and cons of each option.
Crickets in Commercial Roofing
No, we’re not talking about the chirping bugs—when it comes to your commercial roof, "cricket" is the name of the game for keeping water at bay.
