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roofrmi.com

Constructo is an ideal Webflow template for either all-rounders or professional teams to introduce their services, such as electrical service, plumbing, painting, door repair, roofing, drywall or interior maintenance.

gardnerasphalt.com

gardner-gibson® is the parent company for several leading brands in the building materials industry. our companies provide "protection from the elements".

karnakcorp.com

502MS Karna-Flex is an elastomeric repair sealant Ideal for sealing & waterproofing cracks, splits on metal, concrete, single-ply, BUR, modified bitumen asphalt roofs, gutters, flashing & more.

roofcoatings.org

The Roof Coatings Manufacturers Association (RCMA) is the national trade association representing the manufacturers of asphaltic and solar reflective roof coatings and the suppliers to the roof coatings industry. RCMA has members who manufacture in or ship products to almost every state in the country. Established in 1982, RCMA is a leading industry voice, promoting…

gardner-gibson.com

by Angelo Guidotti | March 30, 2016 If you’re like us, when you see the word “postseason”, you think about football free agency, players retiring and rookies getting ready for the draft. However, roof maintenance, like football, also follows a seasonal calendar.  Let’s talk post-winter season roof repair. Every season delivers its own version of stress for your roof, and winter is no exception.  The continual freeze-thaw cycle in northern climates subject roofs to phases of expansion and contraction that can result in splits or cracks around roof joints, chimneys, skylights and other projections. Strong winter winds can loosen flashings and shingles. And ice dams can trap water long into pools that eventually seep into damaged areas, ultimately resulting in leaks. Simply put, winter weather exposes roofs to environmental extremes that can in turn lead to significant damage.  However, extreme winter weather also creates seasonal challenges for roof maintenance. Imagine climbing up on the roof to assess maintenance needs and conditions during the winter: Mid-winter roof maintenance can be hazardous to both the climber and the roof.  Extreme cold renders rooftops more susceptible to damage; and simply walking on a roof in winter becomes extremely dangerous work. Surfaces brittle and break under foot, and ice greatly increases the risk of slippage.   As winter comes to a close, the spring thaw reduces the icy hazards of roof-work in cold weather.  In comes the post-winter season—time to assess the health of your roof.    Whether you hire a pro for a seasonal inspection or you are a very experienced DIY-er, Gardner-Gibson manufacturers a wide range of products to repair, preserve and protect your roof.   Best case scenario: An inspection reveals that all is well; you need only schedule your next inspection—just like you would your next A/C service—and rest easy. Worst case scenario: Inspection reveals leakage.  In the latter event, beware: The source of a leak isn’t alw