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For many roofs without gutters, a dripline trench is the perfect solution to help control runoff from rain and other weather events. What

Roofing underlayment serves as a protective barrier between your actual roof and the structure below it. While underlayment isn’t always used with thatch

If you’re a business owner who needs a new roof for your commercial building, you may have spotted some materials with specific classifications.

Synthetic thatch roofs often last longer than natural thatch roofs because they're designed with durability in mind. Their rugged construction also makes them

A UV-protected roof will last longer than a roof without this protection from the Sun’s rays. And a synthetic thatch roof made from

When it comes to roofing, knowing the basics is important. Here’s a breakdown of roofing terminology so you can get to know the

Our last post on the anatomy of a roof was incredibly popular, so we decided to take a more in-depth look at roofing

The American Society for Testing and Materials, or ASTM, has developed specific roofing standards that help business owners and roofers specify, test, and

Many business owners overlook the importance of the wind rating on their roofing materials. If your business is located in a place susceptible

Synthetic thatch roofing presents the style and the appearance of a natural thatch roof, without the maintenance difficulties associated with natural thatch. While

Plastic thatch roofing is ideal for tropical resorts. It has the look of classic thatch roofing, but it doesn't bring the disadvantages traditional

Nothing says tropical beach paradise quite like a thatched roof. That's why, when you're planning to build a tiki hut, installing a thatch