When you need new commercial roofing for your building, EPDM single-ply roofing can be an ideal option. EPDM is a common type of material used for commercial low-slope roofs (flat roofs). Knowing more about this kind of roofing material, including how it’s installed and what it’s made of, can help you understand your roofing options […]

It’s an awkward, if scientifically accurate, name: TPO, which stands for Thermoplastic Polyolefin. Its use as a commercial roofing product dates back to 1986, but before that it saw use as a liner for ponds and in-ground pools. Get up to speed on this superior roofing material with 11 Things To Know About TPO Single-Ply

For a building manager or commercial property owner suffering through years of antiquated roofing materials, single-ply roofing is a modern wonder. The top three single-ply membranes—TPO, PVC, and EPDM—all outlast traditional roof coatings and are easier to install and maintain. 

At Rackley Roofing, we understand that some things in life always seem to be paired: chocolate and vanilla; ups and downs; a low-slope roof and condensation. But sometimes, what you think is condensation within your roof deck could be a commercial roof leak. And sometimes, an apparent roof leak is only condensation. And that’s a

At Rackley Roofing, we know that as important as your selection of a roofing material is for your commercial property, the insulation beneath that surface is equally important. Without the right insulation for your building’s low-slope roof, you risk losing money on wasted energy. Many commercial roof insulation types can add to your company’s bottom

How much do you know about the new-to-you roof protecting your commercial property? Do you know when it was installed, or how long it should last? As you start to plan for roof succession, knowing the life expectancy of six top low-slope roofing systems could save you hours of headaches and thousands of dollars. 

At Rackley Roofing, we feel for you. As a building owner, we know you have far less control over matters than most people realize. Employees assume you are wealthy beyond measure. Clients assume you are always a step ahead of them. Customers post public reviews that are usually wide of the mark. Your roofer understands