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Climate & code

Best Commercial Roofing Systems for Surviving Nevada’s Extreme Desert Heat

Commercial roofing in Nevada should be able to withstand the desert heat, saving you from costly repairs in the future. Here are the best roofing systems for Nevada.

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Climate & code

Florida Commercial Roofing Code Requirements: Hurricane Compliance Guide for Commercial Property Owners

Ensuring your roofing system meets Florida hurricane code requirements is critical for long-term protection and regulatory compliance. Schedule a commercial roof compliance inspection.

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Climate & code

Hail-Damage Prevention for Commercial Roofs in Texas

Choosing the right hail resistant roof in Texas can make all the difference in protecting your commercial property from hail damage. Learn more!

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Climate & code

How Freeze-Thaw Cycles Reduce Commercial Roof Lifespan in Utah and Colorado

Freeze-thaw cycles in Utah and Colorado can shorten commercial roof lifespan. Learn how cold climates impact roofing systems and how to extend roof life.

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Climate & code

How to Prevent Moss and Moisture Damage on Commercial Roofs in Washington’s Rainy Climate

In Washington’s wet climate, moss and moisture are common issues—discover essential commercial roof maintenance tips and more to keep your roof protected.

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Climate & code

Preparing Commercial Roofs for Arizona’s Monsoon Season

Arizona’s monsoon season can do a number on your commercial roof. Explore our commercial roof maintenance tips to protect your building from monsoon damage.

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Glossary

Terms you will see in a proposal.

Cover board
A thin, rigid board over the insulation that gives the membrane a smooth, durable base.
Dry-in
The point where a section of roof is watertight again after tear-off.
Flashing
The membrane or metal that seals the roof where it meets walls, curbs, edges and penetrations.
Moisture survey
Scanning and core cuts that show where insulation under the membrane is wet.
Recover
Installing a new roof system over an existing one, where codes and conditions allow.
Single-ply
A roof membrane installed as one layer, such as TPO, PVC or EPDM.
Tapered insulation
Insulation cut at a slope to move water toward drains.
Tear-off
Removing the existing roof down to the deck before installing a new system.
FAQ

What owners ask us first.

What does Solameer do?
Solameer is a certified commercial roofing contractor. We replace, restore, repair and maintain roofs on multifamily, HOA, commercial, industrial, hospitality and high-rise property across 17 states.
Where does Solameer work?
In 17 states from 18 offices, with a corporate headquarters in Denver and regional hubs in Salt Lake City, Dallas, Burbank and Tampa.
What does a single-source warranty cover?
One warranty covers the roofing materials and the installation, so there is one company to call if anything goes wrong.
Can you work while the building is occupied?
Yes. Most of our roofs go on occupied buildings, with phasing, notices and same-day dry-in.
Who owns Solameer?
Solameer is the commercial roofing company of Apex Contracting Group, sharing its offices, safety program and project management.
What types of buildings do you roof?
Multifamily, HOA, commercial, industrial, hospitality and high-rise property, both occupied buildings and new construction.
How do I start a project?
Send the property and what you are seeing through the contact form or call the service line. We schedule a roof walk and follow up with findings and a proposal.

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