Get the Advantages of Welded Seams and Energy Savings, with a Non-White Membrane Imagine a roof design you are specifying, but...
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A Case Study Shows the Minimal Impact of the Winter Sun There has been a school of thought that dark...
Adhered Systems are Cost Competitive Once Long Term Energy Efficiency is Factored In Recent research into the overall thermal impact...
Your Roof Designs Are Resilient and Sustainable – Great Job! But Are You Considering “Adaptation” in Your Planning? In a recent...
For Commercial Roofing, Careful Design and Material Choices Can Make Solar Compelling Each energy production type, such as coal and...
The high output from bifacial modules could be extended for many years using a long-life membrane. Unlike conventional solar panels,...
It has been said that all of the US could be powered by a solar array covering 100 x 100...
Most people in the built environment community are aware that using and specifying sustainable and resilient materials and designs is...
Dark Roof’s Summer Cooling Penalty is a Deciding Factor Cool roofs reflect the sun’s energy and reduce air conditioning loads...
For most of us in the low slope roofing industry, it’s considered to be absolutely standard to have insulation placed...
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Thanks. We have a similar blog on dew points and condensation that you might want to read also.
Thanks for reading the blog. We have another one, comparing air barriers and vapor retarders that you might want to look at.