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Safe-T-Deck Application over a Roof Deck

Safe-T-Deck Application over a Roof Deck

Introduction & Preparation Roof decks are decks that exist over living areas, a garage, or over an area that acts like a deck that is intended to be waterproof and walked on. Roof deck applications are generally expensive to build and have a multitude of waterproofing problems. A system …
How to Use Ames Contouring Seam Tape

How to Use Ames Contouring Seam Tape

Contouring, self-adhesive, and high strength. There’s nothing quite like it for strengthening cracks and seams. Learn how to use our seam tape to create a long-lasting hold. First: Identify the seams or cracks in your surface. This can be seams in metal, cracks in concrete blocks, speratat …

Here’s Why Investing in Your Roof’s Efficiency is Worthwhile

The roof contracting industry generates an estimated $46 billion of revenue in the U.S. annually. And even though properly installed commercial roofing can last two decades or longer, it’s not always easy to keep them efficient and well-protected from the elements. There are a wide variety …
DIY Roof Coatings with Ames Liquid Rubber Elastomeric Technology

DIY Roof Coatings with Ames Liquid Rubber Elastomeric Technology

Think Outside the Bucket with Elastomeric Coatings Roof repair is an important facet of all building maintenance, due in large part to escalating economic circumstances, fuel costs and environmental concerns. These things are causing more people to look to a low-cost effective alternative t …

Sundries And Equipment Inventory

Maintain Your Sundries & Equipment Inventory When Roof Projects season comes near it is important to pre-order long lead time items and re-think your existing equipment production capability and multi-project demands. You may have worked for years and built your business to the point where …

How to Choose Waterproof Deck Coatings: A Homeowner’s Guide

The average roof will collect over 600 gallons of water with just one inch of rainfall. One-eighth of an inch of rain is enough to fill a 54-gallon rain barrel. But it’s not just your roof that gets pummeled with water during a rainstorm — your deck does, too. That’s why many homeowners have …