The commercial construction world is ever-changing and growing with innovations in the world of “green building.” Providing customers and companies with eco-friendly buildings can minimize environmental impacts. This form of construction is very vast and is privy to multiple ways to achieve being Read More
It’s no secret that the metal roofing industry is booming, and it is expected to continue its booming growth through the foreseeable future. Metal roofs have been the #1 choice for non-residential construction since they first arrived on the Read More
When a standing seam metal roof is in need of repair, there is a good chance that the roof is part of a pre-engineered metal building system. The roof panels are not merely a roof, but part of the metal Read More
Wood framing continues at AMVETS Post 274 in Carlisle, PA. Roof framing is being achieved through the use of a combination of engineered wood trusses, as well as conventional lumber, in order to tie the new addition into the existing building.
Some of the challenges being faced include: out-of-square and Read More
These are the “Before” conditions of a dock canopy at a cold storage facility in Hammonton, NJ. The canopy was originally constructed using cold storage freezer panels, covered with a rubber roof. Over time, the rubber roof deteriorated even after being replaced several times, causing the structural panels to rot Read More
We have returned to a facility in Hammonton, NJ to complete another standing seam metal roof retrofit project. The flat rubber canopy roof was constructed out of original cold storage panels, which had deteriorated over time due to the problematic rubber roof.
This is our second standing seam metal roof Read More
There are several theories when it comes to snow retention on a metal roof. Should the snow be retained, or not? If it is to be retained, how will it be accomplished? If it is being retained, the building structure must be designed to do so. And then, Read More
Here are some view from above of a recently installed roof using insulated metal panels manufactured by Metl-Span, and supplied by Robertson Building Systems. These panels are 24ga painted panels 4in thick. Panels come in many different colors, as well as in a bare galvalume finish.
Having approximately an R-Value Read More
Having the roof on this building allowed HVAC installation to continue during several days of rain. It is always rewarding to watch a building progress after the structure is completed. After the roof, the next step in importance is getting the walls closed-in, and doors and windows installed. This time Read More
We recently took delivery of another metal building system from Robertson Building Systems (www.robertsonbuildings.com). This building consists of a 24ga galvalume standing seam concealed fastener metal roof, and 24ga exposed fastener painted wall panels. Feel free to contact us for any questions regarding your project.
