Year: 2026

Local noise ordinances can significantly affect when commercial roofing crews are allowed to perform tear-off, fastening, grinding, material handling, crane operations, and other noisy activities. Florida does not have one…

A PMMA roofing system is a liquid-applied roofing and waterproofing membrane made from polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) resin. It is a popular choice for commercial roofing projects that require a seamless,…

If you are installing a metal roof in Florida, the underlayment is an important part of the roofing system—not simply an optional layer. Under the 2023 Florida Building Code (8th…

Metal roof panels are tested for wind uplift to determine whether a roofing system can withstand the suction forces created by high winds, hurricanes, and severe storms. For commercial buildings,…

Oil canning is a common visual condition found on metal roofing systems, particularly standing seam and other metal panels with broad, flat surfaces. It appears as visible waviness, rippling, or…

Exposed fasteners are a common component of many commercial and industrial metal roofing systems. They secure metal panels to the roof deck or structural framing, but because the fastener heads…

The Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL) is an important consideration for commercial properties located near Florida’s beaches and coastal areas. It is a regulatory boundary established by the Florida Department…

A private provider inspection is an alternative building inspection process in which a qualified third-party professional performs certain plan reviews or inspections required by the building code instead of relying…

Florida’s hot sun, high humidity, heavy rainfall, salt air, and frequent storms can be tough on metal roofing. Choosing the right finish system is therefore important for protecting the metal,…

When a commercial building is located within a mile of the ocean, bay, or another saltwater body, choosing the right metal roofing substrate is critical. Salt-laden air can accelerate corrosion,…