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.
Sustainability Starts at the Top: Reduce Environmental Impact With Sustainable Commercial Roofing
Reducing environmental impact is important for all facilities, and one of the biggest contributors is the rooftop. But not every roof needs to be a "green roof" to be sustainable. Even making a few sm...
Self-Storage Roof Maintenance: Preventing Leaks & Costly Repairs
Self-storage facilities protect prized possessions, vehicles, important documents, and more. And the demand for these facilities is growing, with more than 52,000 facilities across the United States. ...
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...
The Simon Roofing Difference Series: Part 2 Roof Materials, Made by Simon
Simon Roofing manufactures the roof materials it uses. That means we have complete control of the supply chain to deliver the best possible solution for our customers’ roofs – whether that...
Is a Re-Roof Alternative an Option for Your Commercial Roof?
A restoration or re-roof alternative can be a reliable, cost-effective way to bring your roof to watertight standards and back under warranty without a costly, disruptive roof replacement. There...
9 Ways to Save Money on Your Roof
The roof on your building wasn’t cheap. And a new one will very likely be more expensive than the one that’s on it. It makes sense to follow these 9 best practices in roof maintenance, so ...
Breaking the Reactive Roof Cycle
The traditional approach to managing a roof portfolio has always been somewhat reactive: Wait until a roof leak occurs, fix just that leak and then wait for the next leak to happen. Building owners an...
