With more than 125 years in the industry, Simon Roofing has seen—and solved—just about every roofing challenge imaginable. Our team brings together seasoned installers, roof designers, building science specialists, chemists, data intelligence experts, and diagnostic professionals, all working toward one goal: keeping your facility protected. In this blog, you’ll find insights, best practices, and resources that reflect our depth of experience and forward-thinking approach to commercial roofing.
Preparing a Commercial Roof for a Hurricane
Is your roof ready to withstand severe weather? Preparation is critical when it comes to protecting your roof from the high winds this season can bring along the coasts. Forecasters from NOAA’s ...
Protecting Vertical and Horizontal Seams on a Metal Roof
Metal roofs are best known for their longevity and low maintenance. However, just like any other roof system, a metal roof can deteriorate and develop leaks over time. One of the most common sources o...
Why Use a Reinforcement Sheet in Roof Repairs and Restorations
The best practice for commercial roof repairs and restorations should include a reinforcement sheet or scrim in combination with a coating or cement. For roof repairs, the area being treated will gene...
Top 10 Commercial Roofing Acronyms Deciphered
In a world of LOL, SMH, WFH and more, getting lost in letters is easy. We can’t help you translate your teen’s texts, but we can shed some light on the top roofing acronyms. Get ready to g...
Commercial Roof System Testing: Wind Uplift, Fire Resistance, and More
The roof is arguably the most important piece of any building. It protects the facility, the equipment, the inventory, and most importantly, the people operating beneath it. That’s why proper te...
Freeze-Thaw Damage on Flat or Low-Slope Roofs
In several parts of the U.S., spring’s repeated cycle of freezing and thawing contributes to the wear and tear of facilities, especially the roof. ...
Commercial Roof Types: Not All Flat Roofs Are Alike
When it comes to flat or low-slope roofs, there are several varieties of membranes out there. The roof type can be dictated by several factors including budget, building function, local codes, climate...
UV Rays and Color Fade for Roofs
The hottest colors this season are the ones that don’t fade, especially for visible roofs. The sun’s UV rays will likely fade color, especially on painted surfaces. However, there are meth...
