What our transition to 100% employee ownership means for commercial property owners and facility managers across our markets If you manage commercial properties across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, you’ve likely noticed significant changes in the roofing industry recently.…

Adding a skylight to a commercial flat roof can completely transform the atmosphere of your building. That’s because natural light makes interiors feel larger and more vibrant, boosting employee morale and, believe it or not, attracting more customers.  …

When you think about roof leaks, what first comes to mind? If your property has a sloped roof, maybe you think of water infiltrating through missing or damaged shingles. On the other hand, if you have a flat…

If your property has a flat roof (or even certain forms of sloped roof), a parapet wall probably sits atop it. Parapet walls are the short protective walls around the perimeter of your low slope roof, both preventing…

When storms sweep through the Southeast, facility managers’ minds usually jump to debris damage, drainage problems, and similar headaches. However, an equally crucial (if, ironically, less flashy) aspect of a healthy commercial building is drip edge flashing.  This…

When you’re installing a low slope roof on a commercial property, the stakes are high. Certain well-installed systems can last over 30 years, reducing energy costs and preventing leaks throughout that entire lifespan. A poorly installed roof, on…