Stop Leaks in Their Tracks with a Dependable Air Barrier
Stop Leaks in Their Tracks with a Dependable Air Barrier
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Hidden heat leaks could be driving up your energy costs, but adding a durable air barrier to your low-slope roof can keep the warmth inside where it belongs. |
Four Steps to a Maintenance Free Roof
Most building owners think about their roof only when there’s a problem—usually a leak. By that time, water has already caused damage to valuable merchandise, slowed production, and/or caused a slip-and-fall accident. Once the damage is done, all the building owner can do is call a roofing contractor and get the roof repaired.
Though no roof is maintenance free, taking these four steps can reduce life-cycle costs.
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