1. Assess Your Current Roof Before creating a replacement budget, start by understanding the actual condition of the existing roof. Schedule a professional roof inspection to evaluate the membrane, flashing, seams, penetrations, drains, curbs, and other critical...

1. Ponding (Standing) Water The Issue: Water that fails to drain and pools on a flat or low-slope roof for more than 48 hours. It adds heavy structural weight and accelerates membrane decay. Prevention: Clear leaves and debris from drains weekly, inspect slope...

1. Inspection and Planning Assessment: Check the existing roof condition, structure, and deck. Contractors may perform core cuts to test moisture levels. Design: Select appropriate materials (like TPO, EPDM, or metal) based on building codes and climate. Permits:...

Anatomy of a Commercial Roof – the various layers that make up the roof

What is the lifespan of various Roof Membranes and technologies?

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Steps Facility Managers should take within 24 hours of roof damage:

1. Safety is a Priority

How to spot hail damage on your roof 1. Set up a ladder to examine the roof top 2. Check metal flashings and metal vents first looking for obvious dents or marks caused by hail 3. Check shingles and/or roofing membranes for the following signs of hail: Granule loss...

What to look for in a roof when buying a home or business Are you considering the purchase of a new home or a business property?  Buying a new property whether it is a home or business is a huge investment!  Roofs can be very expensive to repair or replace if they are...

Roof Replacement FAQ – Most Common Roofing Questions for Winnipeg and Manitoba Homes and Businesses   Roof replacement can enhance your home or business but comes with a steep price.  Considering how expensive of an investment a new roof can be, you no doubt have...

FLAT ROOFS IN WINNIPEG What is a flat roof and how does it compare to a sloped roof?   Flat roofs have a low slope between 1 and 10 degrees or at least 1/4 inch per foot.  Typical residential roofs, on the other hand, have slopes ranging between 4 inches to 9 inches...