Commercial Roofing
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 In 1978, TAMKO introduced Awaplan—America’s first SBS-modified bitumen roll roofing product. And today Awaplan is still making headlines. The brand that redefined commercial roofing standards for tear strength, elasticity, and puncture resistance is now over 25 years old, and it remains as strong as ever. Discover what more than 25 years of proven performance
can do for you. Tested by time. Trusted by roofers. That’s the strength of Awaplan.
 Since Architectural Building Components inception in 1988 it has been their focus in reducing the number of lap joints and potential leaks in roofing systems. They are able to do this on metal roofs by producing panels to long to ship right onto the the roof using one of their ARCHZILLA jobsite production trucks and on flat roofs by fabrication edge trim in pieces up to 32 ft. long.
 GenFlex Roofing Systems is a leading, full-line supplier of high quality single-ply roofing products for the commercial roofing market.
GenFlex entered the single-ply commercial roofing industry in 1980, utilizing the company's 80+ years as a world leader in the development of polymer and chemical technology. The company offers EPDM and TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) membranes, polyisocyanurate insulation, fasteners, and a complete line of related installation accessories. |
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LOMANCO IS YOUR BEST CHOICE
Lomanco has been producing quality ventilation products since 1946.
Two factors have remained the same throughout the years. They are known as "The Lomanco Balance", free movement of air and weather protection .
We take a great deal of pride in the production of our products. They are the necessity to be effective in ventilating homes everywhere. Our commitment to providing these quality products combined with our experienced personnel is the reason Lomanco is
"The Best On The Roof".
WHAT IS VENTILATION?
| Simply the process of supplying a continuous supply of air through the attic space..
50% intake / 50% exhaust.
Exhaust must be at least 3 feet higher than the intake system.
Intake should be under eave.
Exhaust should be near or at peak. |
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Ventilation is simply the process of supplying a continuous supply of air through the attic space. "Proper ventilation " consists of 50% intake, under the eaves, and 50% exhaust near or at the roof peak, at least" 3 feet higher than the intake system.
WHY VENTILATE?
To fight the enemies, heat and moisture, you must ventilate year round .
 Heat in unventilated attics may cause temperatures to exceed 150 degrees causing damage to shingles , roof sheathing and possibly radiate to the living area. Moisture being the #1 enemy, causes rot, mildew, mold, paint blisters, and renders insulation to be ineffective.
Proper ventilation reduces energy bills, winter ice build up and eliminates mold/mildew which can lead to major health problems. By ventilating, you are extending the life of other building components, shingles , insulation, etc. |
