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Tips for Professionals: Ames Roof Coating Chapters 8-15

Posted by Tim Simpson, Quality Assurance and Quality Control Manager, Maintenance Coatings Inspector on 24th May 2023

Tips for Professionals: Ames Roof Coating Products – Chapter 8Speeding Up Production – Application Methodology For each process, there are ways of achieving higher productivity while maintaining quality. Reinforcing seams and embedding Ames Roofing Reinforcing Fabric are two excellent options …

​Monolithic Roofing Membranes- A Full Review

Posted by Tim Simpson, Quality Assurance and Quality Control Manager, Maintenance Coatings Inspector on 24th May 2023

What Is a Seamless Monolithic Roof? Roof care frequently seen as spot repairs instead of a defined preventative maintenance program. The result is often a decision reached by building managers and owners to completely replace a roof or to overlay the roof with a Seamless Monolithic Roof Membra …
Ames Seamless Waterproofing Roof Explained

Ames Seamless Waterproofing Roof Explained

Posted by Tim Simpson, Quality Control Manager, Maintenance Coating Inspector on 24th May 2023

What Is A Seamless Monolithic Roof? Roofs are a system of materials applied to a building’s exterior roof substrate to protect the building structure and interior from the direct effects of nature’s elements. We focus this article on roofs used on commercial and industrial buildings, and flat or …
Why Elastomeric?

Why Elastomeric?

Posted by Michael Weaver on 24th May 2023

What Does Elastomeric Mean? It’s easy to think of elastomeric as synonymous with flexibility, meaning it can resume its original shape when a deforming force is removed. Coatings that are considered elastomeric expand and contract with the underlying layer (for example your roof, deck, or foun …

Cleaning Your Roof Productively

Posted by Tim Simpson, Quality Control Manager, Maintenance Coating Inspector on 24th May 2023

Proper initial cleaning of your roof includes removing dirt, contaminants, and debris from existing roof surfaces. In the process of cleaning the roof you may also identify loose, failed areas of the roof that need additional cutting back, trimming & pre-system patchwork.While cleaning the roof y …

Mobilizing Your Job

Posted by Tim Simpson, Quality Control Manager, Maintenance Coating Inspector on 24th May 2023

Setting the Stage for Production As a contractor, whether you are the Owner, Estimator, Project Manager, or Job Foreman you already know it is a must to land on the job running. But its another matter to make that happen. Start out with a re-usable form style mobilization list. Every Contractor …