There are many different building industries and tech industries where the linear foot remains a fundamental way to measure. It’s no different for roofers. It’s primarily a measure of length, but because of its versatility, it can be used to measure area or volume, too. In the roofing industry, the linear foot is a significant...
Roof slope, commonly referred to as the pitch, is the angle at which a roof rises compared to its horizontal span. The slope determines how quickly water will run off the roof. A steeper slope means faster water runoff, while a flatter slope might allow water to pool or not shed as effectively. Minimum Slope...
Yes, it is possible to install metal roofing over shingles without the use of furring strips. However, this doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the best approach. The decision depends on several factors including local building codes, the condition of the existing roof, and potential long-term ramifications. Metal Roofing Without Furring Strips Installing a metal roof without...
While known for its durability, the strength and longevity of metal roofing can still be tested if not properly installed. Many factors lead to the quality of a metal roof install, with one of the more significant being the spacing of the screws. In this article we will explore why screw spacing is so important...
