Summary: Built-Up Roofing (BUR) is a durable, time-tested roofing system designed for flat and low-slope roofs, commonly used on commercial buildings. BUR is installed by layering bitumen (asphalt or coal tar) with reinforcing fabrics like fiberglass, then finishing with a protective top layer such as gravel or mineral granules to improve UV resistance and weather… Continue reading What is Built Up Roofing (BUR) and Why Use It?
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The Best Roofs for Hurricanes & High Winds in Florida
Key Takeaways: Metal roofing is a strong option for hurricane-prone areas because properly designed and installed metal roof systems can provide high wind resistance and durable protection -against severe weather. Tile and composite roofing can also perform well in hurricane-prone areas, but wind performance depends on the specific product, roof system, fastening method, and installation.… Continue reading The Best Roofs for Hurricanes & High Winds in Florida
How to Pay For Your New Roof with a Financing Program
Updated: January 23, 2025 A new roof is an essential investment in your home, but figuring out how to pay for a roof with no money can be incredibly overwhelming. You’re faced with possibilities like loans with high-interest rates, maxing out your credit cards, or making do with a substandard roof or minimal repairs… Continue reading How to Pay For Your New Roof with a Financing Program
Different Types of Commercial Roofing for Your Business
Key Takeaways: Choosing a commercial roofing system requires balancing durability, energy efficiency, local climate, expected lifespan, roof use, and budget. Common South Florida commercial roofing options include metal, single-ply systems such as TPO, PVC, and EPDM, modified bitumen, built-up roofing, and liquid-applied systems. The right system depends heavily on the building’s roof design and operational… Continue reading Different Types of Commercial Roofing for Your Business