Here are six reasons why someone might consider becoming a roofer
1. Job security: There will always be a need for roofers, as every building needs a roof. Whether its new construction or repairing an existing roof, there will always be work available for skilled roofers. 2. Physical work: If you enjoy working with your hands and being physically active, roofing can be a great job. Roofing requires climbing ladders, carrying heavy materials, and working outside in a variety of weather conditions. 3. Variety of work: Roofers work on a variety ...
Commercial roofs are prone to various problems that can lead to expensive repairs.
The roof is a critical part of any commercial building. It protects the building from weather elements, improves energy efficiency, and ensures the safety of occupants. However, commercial roofs are prone to various problems that can lead to expensive repairs or replacements. These include: 1. Leaks – One of the most common commercial roofing problems is leaks. Leaks can occur due to various reasons, such as poor installation, aging, and damage caused by weather elements. Leaks can damage the building ...
Trees and Roofs. The Battle Continues
We are in that “awesome” time of year in the Mid-Atlantic. Trees lose leaves, grasses turn brown, and overcast skies seem to last forever. On the bright side, Spring will be here before we know it, and we’ll be back to beaches, barbeques, and flourishing green foliage. But before returning to those May flowers, consider some housekeeping items with those trees and large bushes overhanging onto your roof. By now, you’ve probably realized that the deciduous trees have completely dropped ...
Slick As Ice
Within the past few weeks, we have seen temperatures dip to the 30s. On one of those cold mornings, I went through my usual routine of making coffee and letting the dog outside. Grabbed a cup of brewed bean water, went to check on the dog from the back patio, took a sip, and proceeded to spray coffee all over the patio door. Ever seen a St. Bernard willingly slide down a hill covered in frost? It’s hilarious, and unfortunately, ...
Don’t Forget Your Mittens!
I’ve heard stories from many people whose mothers, mine included, seemed to be cut from the same cloth. In winter, as we left the house growing up, mom would always say, “Don’t forget your hat” or “Don’t forget your gloves”. They wanted us to be warm and protect our skin. Now in my professional adult years, I’ve realized that they were really talking about R-value and thermodynamics! The more layers and insulation from the elements, the warmer we’d be when ...