Things to Address During Your Commercial Roofing Project

Fred Sitter
October 1, 2019
Building, Business, Commercial, Commercial Roofing, Contractor, Customers, Membrane, Roof, Roof Slope, Safety

Back To Royalty News Things to Address During Your Commercial Roofing Project Going through a commercial roofing project is a major undertaking for your business. There are some key things that you as the building owner or manager should be aware of as you are mapping out the project, so it can go as smoothly [...]

When It’s Time to Call Your Commercial Roofing Company Right Away

Fred Sitter
September 26, 2019
Building, Business, Commercial, Commercial Roofing, Drainage, Flat, Leak, Membrane, Rain, Roof, Roof Slope, Water

Back To Royalty News When It's Time to Call Your Commercial Roofing Company Right Away As a facility manager or owner of a commercial business, you understand there will be times that you need to call a roofer for routine maintenance and repairs. However, there will also be occasions when you need to call a [...]

Why You Need to Take a Commercial Roof Leak Seriously

Fred Sitter
July 18, 2019
Commercial, Drainage, Flat, Leak, Maintenance, Roof Slope, Safety, Water

Back To Royalty News Why You Need to Take a Commercial Roof Leak Seriously Your commercial roof provides protection for your entire building. But there are times when that protection is compromised, such as when the roof develops a roof leak – a problem that’s not to be taken lightly. Here's why you should step [...]

What Parts of a Commercial Roof Inspection Can I do Myself?

Fred Sitter
June 17, 2019
Commercial, Drainage, Hail, Leak, Membrane, Rain, Roof, Roof Slope, Safety, Slope, Weather, Wind

Back To Royalty News A professional inspection twice a year is recommended for your commercial roof, but there are times that you can and should take a look yourself. Understanding some of the most common signs and causes of roof trouble can help you catch minor problems in the time between comprehensive professional assessments. When [...]

Do I have to Close My Facility to Get a New Roof?

Fred Sitter
May 31, 2019
Business, Contractor, Flat, Leak, PVC, Roof Slope, Safety

Back To Royalty News Commercial roofs and roof replacement are very different from residential roofing work; most home roofs are completed in a few days, but a commercial roof can take several weeks or longer to complete. They are far more complex and can impact your facility's schedule while work is being completed. The end [...]

Is your Commercial Roof Ready for April Showers?

Fred Sitter
March 28, 2019
Business, Commercial, Drainage, Flat, Membrane, Rain, Roof Slope, Water, Weather

Back To Royalty News You did a quick visual check to confirm that all was well after the cold weather moved on, so your commercial roof should be just fine, right? Not so fast. “April Showers” – along with rooftop snow melt – can expose problems you didn’t notice before. If you did not get [...]

How Old is Too Old When it Comes to your Facility Roof?

Fred Sitter
March 22, 2019
Business, Commercial, Contractor, Flat, Leak, Maintenance, Membrane, Rain, Roof Slope, Snow, Weather

Your facility represents a significant part of your investment; taking care of your roof helps your inventory, workers and equipment stay secure and dry. While some problems are obvious – most people spot a leak or damage pretty easily – other issues are more subtle. Your roof’s age may not seem to matter but knowing [...]

3 Possible Causes of a Sagging Commercial Roof

Fred Sitter
January 9, 2019
Business, Commercial, Drainage, Flat, Leak, Maintenance, Roof Slope, Safety, Slope, Water

Back To Royalty News A sagging roof on your commercial building usually indicates something is seriously wrong with the roof or the structural integrity of the building. It should be addressed immediately. Here are three possible reasons for a sagging commercial roof. Water Damage Water damage often causes a sagging roof. Water can penetrate old [...]

PVC Roofs Are “Flame Resistant” – What’s That Really Mean?

Back To Royalty News One term that you probably see a lot when you're researching roofing materials is that PVC roofs are "flame resistant." This is true and it's obviously important for most commercial building owners, but a far more important factor is a roof's fire rating. The flame resistance of a roofing material is [...]

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