As it’s name implies, a roof underlayment is the material that is applied to the roof deck prior to the installation of shingles or other roof materials. It takes more than just shingles to protect your roof. It takes an integrated system of components and...
When choosing a roof material for your home there are many options; asphalt shingles, composite materials, wood and slate and metal. In the mountain environment metal roofs are one of the more popular choices, here are some of the reasons why: Fire Resistance While...
As the fall weather arrives in the mountains of Colorado and the snow and ice are right around the corner, it’s important to ensure that your home’s gutters are in good condition. When gutters become clogged or broken they can create a whole host of...
Rooftop HVAC units are commonly installed on commercial buildings. When the equipment is installed on an existing roof, or an older unit is replaced, it’s important to take steps to prevent damage to the roof. HVAC units can increase the risk of water leaks...
In the Colorado mountain climate, a properly vented roof is essential to prevent damage from heavy snow and ice. One of the best options is a “cold roof” vent design. A cold roof is similar to traditional ventilated roofs in that it allows air to enter the...
Ponding of water on flat roofs can be caused by many factors, including poor drainage, sloping problems, and drain blockage. If left unchecked, the standing water caused by ponding can lead to leaks, mold, fungas and damage to the underlying structure. If there is...
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