Why Edge Metal Matters on Low-Slope Roofs and How ES-1 and GT-1 Apply
Edge metal is the first line of wind defense on low-slope roofs. Here’s what ES-1 and GT-1 require and why manufacturer-sourced metal lowers risk.
Edge metal is the first line of wind defense on low-slope roofs. Here’s what ES-1 and GT-1 require and why manufacturer-sourced metal lowers risk.
Kentucky’s insurance commissioner has found multiple noncompliant Fortified roof endorsement filings and given carriers until Nov. 1 to resubmit compliant
Five small metal roofing details, from closures to panel prep, that prevent callbacks and deliver cleaner, longer-lasting installations.
An Alberta study finds hail-resistant roofing can cut homeowners insurance premiums by up to 50% in high-risk areas while lowering deductibles and improving
CertainTeed introduces Landmark PWR, a solar shingle system built on the Landmark asphalt platform, now available to roofing contractors.
The Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association advises against field-applied coatings and rejuvenators on installed asphalt shingles. Here is what the advisory says and what to check first.
Learn how drip edge flashing protects asphalt shingle assemblies from water damage, plus ARMA’s installation guidelines for eaves, rakes, and gables.
IBHS research shows asphalt shingles age differently across climates, with sealant loss driving most wind failures after a decade of real-world exposure.
A roofing subcontractor that holds up the schedule holds up the whole build. Here is what builders should expect from a roofing partner on the Grand Strand.
After a tropical system, hailstorm, or wind event, here is what to look for on your roof before damage turns into something worse.