Items Tagged with 'severe weather'

Polyglass products qualified for use as a component of a FORTIFIED Roof include a wide range of self-adhered underlayments and anchor sheets.

As severe weather intensifies, GAF’s complete line of FORTIFIED™-eligible products and contractor training resources helps meet the growing need for stronger, code-exceeding roofing systems that deliver confidence—and potential insurance savings—for homeowners.

The number of named storms and hurricanes predicted for this year has been reduced, but roofing contractors will still want to stay alert, as disastrous storms may yet form like they did in 2024.

Hurricane Erin’s 20-ft waves and 80-mph gusts threaten N.C.’s Outer Banks. Contractors are ready to respond to evacuations, flooding risks, and storm surge as they loom.

A new ordinance requires contractors and property owners to pull a permit before beginning roofing work within Oklahoma City.

An important aspect of building an above-code FORTIFIED Roof is the ventilation. The experts at AirVent Inc. examine ventilation's role in building robust roofs that better resist severe weather.