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Designing Roofs to Withstand Nature's Worst

KEYWORDS: cladding / contractors / design firm / roofing codes / roofing contractors
10/16/25 1:00 pm to 10/16/26 11:00 am EDT
Contact: Demi

Credits: 1 AIA LU/HSW; 0.1 IIBEC CEH; 0.1 IACET CEU

As the saying goes, when nature is at its worst, buildings need to be at their best. Roofs at their base level are designed to keep weather out. As weather gets more extreme, roofs are being asked to withstand even more: manage more water, defend against larger hail and stay on during high winds. During this webinar, you will learn about the new wind requirements in ASCE 2022, best practices for designing for very severe hail, and ways to manage water from large rain events.

Learning objectives: 

  1. Apply the foundational elements of ASCE 7 when determining wind loads acting on a building.
  2. Recognize the code requirements for edge metal and understand its importance for overall wind resistance
  3. Cover best practices for designing a roof to resist very severe hail.
  4. Evaluate options for managing water from large rain events, including tapered insulation and water retention and detention 

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