In the recently enacted Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, there are some clear advantages for commercial real estate owners under the new law’s expansion of Section 179 of the IRS tax code.
Though often overlooked in the grand scale of a roof replacement, there are three essential tools that no commercial roofer can do without: the hand welder, the safety harness and – obvious as it may sound – your everyday ladder.
Built-up roofing has been around for well over 100 years and has maintained an excellent track record. Still, when newer roofing membrane choices came along for low-slope commercial roofing, BUR, commonly referred to as “tar and gravel” roofs, took a back seat to single-ply systems, such as PVC, TPO and EPDM.
As one of the leading commercial roofing contractors in Northeast Ohio, Roberts Roofing is often called upon to tackle projects under unusual circumstances and at special places that call for unique solutions. This is the first in a series of blogs where we share some of these solutions and our approach to meeting our customers’ needs.
In the commercial roofing industry, labor shortages rank as a top concern for contractors. As experienced workers retire, who will fill the gap? While business in the industry is currently strong, the lack of skilled workers can affect a commercial roofing company’s ability to accept jobs and complete them in a timely manner.
Whether you are considering commercial roof repair, replacement or maintenance, making the decision of which commercial roofer to hire is essential. You will want to make sure you are hiring an experienced, reliable and professional company for long-lasting, cost-efficient results. Here are nine important factors to consider before making your Read more…
