FAQ

A Notice of Commencement (NOC) is an official legal document used in Florida construction projects that identifies key information about a permitted improvement before work begins. It provides public notice…

Thermal bridging in commercial roof insulation occurs when heat flows through a more conductive material that bypasses or reduces the effectiveness of the insulation layer. In other words, instead of…

A commercial roof is one of the most valuable assets protecting your building, employees, equipment, and inventory. While many roofing systems are designed to last for decades, they still require…

When your commercial roof is damaged by a hurricane, severe storm, fallen tree, or unexpected leak, emergency roof tarping is often the first and most important step in preventing additional…

A tapered insulation system can increase the installation time of a commercial roofing project compared to a standard flat insulation system, but the additional time often results in better drainage,…

Florida’s climate is one of the toughest in the United States for commercial roofing systems. Intense UV exposure, heavy rainfall, tropical storms, hurricanes, high humidity, and strong winds can all…

Yes, polyisocyanurate (polyiso) insulation can be recycled, but the process depends on the condition of the material, local recycling infrastructure, and whether the insulation has been contaminated. While polyiso is…

The short answer is no. When installed correctly, emergency roof tarping does not interfere with permanent roof repairs. In fact, it is one of the most important first steps after…

Yes, existing commercial roofs can often be insulated or re-insulated, and doing so is one of the most effective ways to improve a building’s energy efficiency, occupant comfort, and long-term…

After a storm or other unexpected roof damage, making temporary repairs is often necessary to prevent additional water intrusion and protect your commercial property. In fact, most commercial property insurance…