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7 Tips for Getting Your Warehouse Roof Ready for Winter in Canada

Working on the roof of any structure requires that our team pays extremely close attention to weather conditions. Things like snow, wind, and temperature can affect how we proceed with our work. When it comes to winter roofing, there are several considerations to take into account in order to ensure both the safety of our team and the efficacy of our materials, which can be affected by extremely low temperatures. So how do we determine if your roofing work is going forward on a cold day?

Which is right for your roof; asphalt vs. adhesives? We’ve broken down the pros and cons of each so you can make the best decision for your commercial flat roof.

Asphalt vs. Adhesives; Which Is Better For Your Commercial Flat Roof?

One of the oldest and perhaps the best method for bonding insulation within a flat built up roof assembly is by applying hot asphalt. For over 150 years, asphalt has been used to bond roofing layers together (including vapour retardant, insulation, cover board and membrane), creating a waterproof seal that protects all of the layers beneath it.

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