Revitalizing a Roof with Innovative Solutions October 9, 2024 The building has a complicated hip roof design with several gabled dormers and valleys, as well as four cupolas around the structure. In total, the roof was over 29,000 square feet and was covered in both asphalt shingles and metal shingles.Read More
Designing for Cold Weather Requires Special Considerations Don’t Let Winter Put a Freeze on Your Building Envelope Jason Peace October 29, 2018 Freezing temperatures and precipitation can lead to problems that harm structural integrity of the building envelope and the comfort of its occupantsRead More
Roofing Codes: Ice Barriers Section 1507.2.8.2 February 19, 2018 This code implies that ice and water shield—eaves flashing—is required for installation on all heated, steep-slope structures in colder climates.Read More
GAF Study Explores Attic Health Understanding the Role of Ventilation for Roofing February 23, 2016 There are a few strategies for dealing with ventilation in an attic. Which is the best to use?Read More
How to Fight Ice Dams Paul Scelsi December 1, 2015 Mother Nature usually wins, but these roofing contractors put up a good fight on behalf of homeowners.Read More
Preparing Your Building for Winter From Roof to Foundation Jennifer Beidle December 1, 2015 Routine inspections in the fall can prevent costly repairs in the future.Read More
What About Roofs in the South? Paul Scelsi November 2, 2015 Balanced attic ventilation is just as important in a southern climate.Read More
Preventing Dangerous Ice Dams August 24, 2015 The conditions that allow ice dams to form occur every winter, and to prevent damage from recurring homeowners must be proactive.Read More
Waterproof Roofing Underlayment on Steep-Slope Roofs Scott A. Tomlinson, P.E. February 21, 2014 Ice dam-related water leakage continues to plague many steep-slope roofs.Read More
