Commercial Roofing Blog

Nestled within the charming streets of Georgetown, CO, stands the Georgetown Presbyterian Church, a historic landmark dating back to 1874.

Roofing schools isn't just a job for United Materials—it's a labor of love.

While severe weather is not always predictable, there are ways to prepare your roof to help it better withstand damage from Mother Nature.

When we hear about green roofing, our minds often conjure images of lush vegetation adorning the rooftops of residential buildings....

Maintaining the integrity of your commercial roof is vital to preserving your business assets.

We're lifting the veil on the time-tested practices that have kept our United Materials team members dedicated and thriving.

Record-breaking amounts of hail pelted down in Colorado this year, causing 2023 to be dubbed the “haliest” year on record.

Today, we're excited to share the first episode of our brand-new video series, "Under the Roof"!

Protect your church building by learning what to look for when identifying if church roof repair is necessary.

If you have ever wondered how long metal roofs last, we have some answers! Learn why metal roofs can last a lifetime with proper maintenance

We are feeling a little nostalgic at United Materials these days. United Materials will turn 100 in 2023.

Does your annual budget include expenses for the care and maintenance of your commercial roof?

October in Colorado is the time for building owners & property managers to take steps to prepare their building roofs for winter conditions

Depending on the materials used in your building’s roof construction, the repair process will look a little different for each type.

Commercial building owners should not neglect their buildings’ gutters. Ideally, your building’s gutters should be cleaned twice a year.

We have some tips to help business owners get the most bang for their buck when investing in a commercial building.

No one wants to fall prey to an unreliable roofing company or a scam, especially not for such a significant investment.

Words that most business/building owners dread: “Your roof has sustained some damage and needs repair.” You’ve performed routine inspections

Routine roof maintenance is more sensible and economical in the long run than simply trying to fix problems as they appear.

Just because no water is coming into your building doesn’t mean your roof is in good shape.