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Check back for updates on commercial roofing news and tips from Marton Roofing Industries. Lightweight Concrete's Use in Re-RoofingThe most common problem found on existing roofs is the lack of a positive slope. This, of course, leads to ponding, and eventually, leaks. While some building owners simply tear off the old roof and start the process all over again, we are seeing more and more of our customers and engineers opt for installing a lightweight insulating concrete system. Unlike a tapered or rigid board system, which can be impossible to predict, a concrete system creates a lasting and solid positive slope to drain by correcting the substrate's irregularities. NO MORE PONDING ... EVER. A concrete system is virtually impervious to moisture degradation. And in some cases, the lightweight concrete can be applied directly on top of the existing roof, eliminating a costly and disruptive tear-off that goes straight to a landfill. A lightweight concrete system could be the last insulating system you have to buy for your building. To learn more, CLICK HERE. Coatings Save Big on Money, Big on EnergyOver the past two years, Marton Roofing Industries, Ltd. has seen an enormous increase in the amount of coatings we apply to existing roofs. And given the economy, it's no wonder why. Coatings can not only save your current roof from having to be replaced, they also help our customers save big on energy and achieve their LEED, energy consumption, and COOL ROOF goals. To learn more about how coatings can help you save money and extend the life of your commercial roof ... CLICK HERE. Infrared Roof Scans Expose Hidden MoistureProperty managers and building owners are saving millions of dollars every year with infrared testing of their low-slope commercial roofs. Professional infrared roof inspections can substantially reduce your roof repair and replacement costs by highlighting problem areas for more efficient and effective repair, thus creating huge money saving solutions. Trained thermographers use state-of-the-art cameras to capture the "thermal signature" of the roof's nighttime heat loss. The infrared image exposes the extent of moisture damage and wet insulation within the roof. Inspection teams precisely mark out the damaged areas on the roof surface, so you can save tens, even hundreds of thousands of dollars in unnecessary repairs or replacement. Infrared roof scans can also be a big help in locating the source of inconspicuous roof leaks. Infrared thermography is a proven scientific method for evaluating roofing condition. Professional infrared roof inspections provide the in-depth, unbiased information that owners and facilities managers need to improve their roof system, the most critical and expensive asset of most buildings. To learn more or to schedule an inspection, contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . |















