Industrial roof after a repair.

In the year 2022, about 114.8 billion dollars was invested in the construction of commercial properties. If your business was one of them, then you already know the hassle of getting a new roof replacement for your building.

Using the correct roofing material, practicing proper maintenance and repairing roof leaks and other issues when needed can save your business multiple headaches (and money). Learn all about industrial roof repair in this detailed beginner’s guide.

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Newly repaired leaking metal roof.

A leaking metal roof can cause a significant amount of damage to your building. By the time the roof begins to leak, there’s already a considerable amount of damage done, so you’ll need to act quickly to reverse the damage.

It’s crucial that you don’t leave your metal roof unchecked, especially as it’s aging. That’s also why you need to hire the right commercial roofer for new roof installation and metal roof repairs.

If your metal roof is already leaking, there may be a few reasons why. Keep reading to learn more about how to spot (and fix) your commercial building’s leaking metal roof.

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Commercial roofer inspecting a roof.

Whether they are unforeseen or obvious, roofing problems can always be a pain as well as an expense that can be significant. There are some common roofing issues that occur more often than others and as such there are specific roofing services that are needed more often than others. These issues can be caused by failure that is premature which leads to a service life that is reduced.

While this is not meant to be any sort of a diagnostic guide, it will have four of the most common roofing problems that commercial business owners and professional roofers battle.

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Roof Maintenance

The roofing system that’s covering your business is often taken for granted until something goes wrong and you’re tasked with repairing or replacing it altogether. When that time comes, though, you have a few important decisions to make, including what type of roof you want and what roofing materials are best. 

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blue corrugated metal roof with rivets

Since 2010, Ohio has been exposed to weather conditions that have been declared to be federal weather disasters. No matter where you are, whether that be Canton, Cleveland, Columbus or Akron, every citizen has been exposed.  Read more

Green Metal Roof on Wood Building

Choosing the right roof for your building is important. You need to find a budget that works while considering the durability and style that suits your situation. 

Metal roofs have been making a huge comeback in recent years both for their variety of designs and their long-lasting strength. 

But, before you decide that a metal roof is right for you, it’s important to know what they have to offer. There are many pros and cons to metal roofing, so doing your research and ask for advice from a qualified roofing professional.

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3 Essential Steps To Take When You Have A Leaky Roof

Have you recently found yourself with a roof leak? Are you unsure of what steps you should take next in order to fix it?

Well, worry no more. We’ve come up with some tips to help you out.

Not only will a leaking roof make your tenants uncomfortable, but it will also damage your property if not taken care of quickly. When you notice that your roof is leaking, you should aim at fixing the problem immediately.

A well-maintained roof can last decades, so it’s in your best interests to take proper care of your commercial building to keep it in top shape.

Here are three essential steps to take when you notice the first signs of a leak.

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New Metal Roof

Commercial properties have different roofing needs than residential properties because commercial roofs tend to be larger and are typically flat (as opposed to sloped). Two common options for commercial roofing are metal and built up roofing systems.

Built up roofing consists of many layers of asphalt and fabric membranes laid on top of each other. A layer of gravel sits on top that helps protect the asphalt from weather damage.

In contrast, metal roofing consists of a single layer of roofing material (metal). For commercial properties, metal roofing comes in large panels, which you can divide into two general categories – exposed fastener and standing seam.

Exposed fastener metal roofing panels have the screws that hold the panels in a place exposed to the elements. Standing seam metal roofs, instead, cover the edge where two metal panels meet.

Understanding the significant differences between metal and built up roofing makes it easier for you to figure out which is the best fit for your commercial property.

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New metal roof

Installing a roof isn’t a one-day job. Once the installation starts, you might be without a real roof for up to a week, which is exactly why you can’t install a new roof at just any time of the year!

Issues like rain and snow can set the project back. And, when your business doesn’t have a roof, setbacks like this aren’t an option.

To help, we’ve put together this season by season guide to help you discover the best time of year to install metal roofing in northeast Ohio. Keep reading!

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metal roof problems

The sleek look of a metal roof, along with its durability, make this particular commercial roofing option a desirable solution for many business owners.

However, as with any material, metal roofing can come with its own unique set of potential issues. In order to get the long-term performance and protection you’re looking for, it’s imperative to use an experienced commercial roofing company to avoid any metal roof problems you may otherwise encounter (or, if problems are already an issue,  they will be able to address them quickly).

Either way, you’re covered.

In this post, we’ll cover four of the most common problems with metal roofing, and how to fix or avoid them.

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