Yes, the 25% rule can still apply after hurricane damage, but the answer depends on the extent of the damage, the current Florida Building Code, local building official requirements, and…
When comparing commercial roofing systems, there is no single roofing material that is always the most environmentally friendly. The environmental impact depends on factors such as the roof’s lifespan, energy…
For commercial property owners in Florida, choosing between a standing seam metal roof and a membrane roofing system (such as TPO, PVC, or EPDM) affects more than installation costs and…
Yes, product approval can influence your building’s insurance rates, but it is only one of several factors insurers evaluate. For commercial buildings in Florida, using roofing materials with the proper…
When investing in a new commercial roof, one of the first questions building owners ask is: “How long is the warranty?” The answer depends on the roofing system, manufacturer, installation…
The short answer is not always—but for most commercial roofing systems installed in Florida, some form of product approval is required. Two of the most important approvals are the Miami-Dade…
Comprehensive checklist for Florida commercial building owners to prepare roofs for hurricane season (May-Nov), covering inspections, repairs, materials, and emergency plans.
Yes. Commercial property owners in Florida may qualify for federal tax deductions, utility incentive programs, and long-term operating cost savings when installing energy-efficient roofing systems. While Florida does not currently…
Installing solar panels is one of the best ways for Florida commercial property owners to reduce energy costs while taking advantage of the state’s abundant sunshine. However, the success of…
Yes, membrane roofs can often be repaired effectively after storm damage, but the ease of repair depends on the roofing system, the extent of the damage, how quickly the issue…