Dealing with a roof leak in your home is stressful. It is an even bigger problem in a commercial facility because it can be difficult to trace the source of the leak. However, here’s some truth; commercial roof leaks are inevitable. Unlike residential roofs, commercial roofs tend to have so many failure points, such as: Penetrations cut to accommodate HVAC units, skylights, roof hatches, etc., are some of the weakest points of a roof which also makes them vulnerable to water intrusion; thus, they must be properly sealed. Commercial flat roofs are at a disadvantage of leaking caused by ponding water that tends to last more than 48 hours after rain. Membrane damage – over time, the roof’s membrane is bound to shrink, crack, or split due to temperature changes. If not checked, the result for membrane damage is a leaking roof or worse. Roofs don’t last forever, and for a commercial roof, these are some of the failure points that would cause your commercial roof to leak. How do you ...

The living room is one of the most used hangout spots in a home, so it needs to be impressive. Apart from that, it sets the tone for the rest of the house. For these reasons, it’s essential to get it right with your color scheme. Choosing the perfect color scheme can be daunting since there are so many options. However, the best color scheme should express what you love. So, as a general rule – pick colors that you love. Here are different combinations you can exploit to achieve a perfect color scheme for your living room: Combine contrasting colors Did you know you can create a cohesive look with a mix of two or three contrasting colors? Start with a base color for the overall look, and contrast it with bright tones through furnishings and accessories. Make Use of an Accent Color If your living room walls are light-colored or neutral, you can pick one section of the walls, a focus wall, and accent it with a stylish patterned wallpaper. You can also introduce an accent color...

Commercial roofing is a significant investment, so you want to choose the right option for your business. There are a few things to consider when choosing your roofing, including the climate, the type of business, and the budget. Climate Climate is an essential factor to consider when choosing a roofing for your business. If you live in an area with a lot of rain or snow, you’ll want to choose a roof that can withstand the elements. Metal roofs are a good option for harsh weather conditions. The type of business  If your business is prone to fire, you’ll want to choose a roof that is fire resistant. If you have a lot of foot traffic, you’ll want to choose a roof that can withstand wear and tear. Budget Budget is also an essential factor when choosing a roof. You’ll want to choose a roof that is within your budget and one that will last. Metal roofs are usually more expensive than asphalt roofs, but they will last longer. When choosing a roofing, it’s crucial to weigh all f...

Whether you’re remodeling your home or a new build, it’s essential to get it right with everything, including your home’s siding. There are many siding options out there, and all of them have their good and bad side. If you’ve had an interest in metal siding, you’re not alone; the siding has received quite a popularity in recent years, and for a good reason. Here’s why metal siding would make an excellent siding for your San Antonio, TX home. Durability One of the attractive features of metal is its durability and strength as a material. A metal siding can resist the elements, from the harshest weather elements and insects to minor cosmetic dents. A metal siding will surely stand the test of time. Stylish and beautiful It’s no surprise that even the most basic home can be made modern and beautiful by a metal siding. It also comes in various beautiful colors and finishes, and you can dress your home exterior perfectly and uniquely as you want. Energy efficient Besides cladd...

Spring is here, and winter is gone, which means it’s time to address issues caused by the cold winters. The cold winters, for one, have so many roof problems to show for it. For the sake of your roof integrity, these problems have to be addressed now, before they get out of hand. So, as you make your spring to-do list, consider adding a roof inspection to identify and address any problems your roof might be exhibiting. Some of the most common problems you’ll likely find include: Roof leaks The frozen ice and snow will start to thaw. As sturdy as your roof may be, water is insidious and can penetrate even the most minor holes on your roof. So, take this time to look for any signs of water damage, stains on walls and ceilings, or any visible damage to the roof. Address issues with leaks and any other water damage problems before it escalates. Make the call to roofing professionals as soon as you can. Missing or broken shingles Even the hardest roofing shingles break at some po...

Metal roofs have come a long way and have long since been accepted as the most reliable roofing material. However, some people are still in doubt if this is true. If you’re one of them, here are five facts about this roofing material that may change your mind. Metal roofs are highly durable A metal roof is among the most robust roofing materials. And that’s not just about its longevity; metal roofing has all the great perks that make it durable such as: It is noncombustible Resistant to wind Resistant to rot and insect damage It’s a highly conductive material, so even in the winters, you won’t have to worry about snow staying too long on your roof Metal roofing is highly cost-effective A metal roof upfront costs are high, but the durability, low maintenance, and longevity make it a cost-effective option. A metal roof can serve you up to 70 years; that’s a lifetime, but only if the workmanship is done well and is well maintained. They are energy-efficient Metal roofs are...

Your home’s exterior is of as much importance as the interiors, maybe even more, since it provides defense against all the harsh conditions at the same time, improving your curb appeal. Therefore, continuous improvement of your façade is an improvement you cannot avoid. This leads us to a significant part of your home’s exterior, the siding. Ready for a siding upgrade? Check out the following options: The traditional wood siding Wood is a preferable choice because of its timeless natural beauty, warm appearance, and of course, a wide variety of styles, including shakes, shingles, clapboards, and more. In addition, there’s a wide variety of wood materials to choose from; you can either go with the pricey but durable cedar or the less durable but affordable pine. The only issue is wood requires high maintenance; you will need to repair cracks or any damages at least every year, and you’ll also have to refinish it at least every 3 to 5 years. Engineered wood If you’re looking f...