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At Lighthouse Roofing, you are not just another project. You become family. We will be there for you and your roof before, during, and after service.

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Lighthouse Roofing is located in Dickson, Tennessee. We are proud to serve Middle Tennessee, any direction one hour from Dickson.

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Lighthouse Roofing is a full service professional roofing company and is licensed and insured.

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Asphalt Shingles

Asphalt roofs are the most common residential roof in the United States for many reasons. Asphalt roofs are highly customizable and can fit the style for your home that you are picturing. Asphalt shingles are highly durable and lightweight, making it a great option for your home.

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Metal

Like shingles, metal roofing is a common residential and commercial roofing material. Metal roofing is customizable, and comes in many different options. Metal roofing is engineered to last longer than other types of roofs. Typically, metal roofs last upwards of 50 years.

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Cedar Shake

Cedar shake roofs are very common in Middle Tennessee. A cedar shake roof is a premium roof that rose to popularity due to the aesthetic value it brings. Like any roof type, it is important to maintain regular maintenance in order to keep the roof looking and operating its best.

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Low Slope

A low slope roof is a type of roof specifically designed for structures with roofs that are not steep enough for a roof with shingles. Low slope roofing solutions can include metal roofing as well as membrane roofing.

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Ventilation

The roofing experts at Lighthouse Roofing LLC are highly trained in roofing ventilation. Without proper ventilation for your roof, the entire roof could be damaged.

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Roof Maintenance for Commercial Buildings
By Mitch Beard 19 Feb, 2024
Maintaining the roof of a commercial building is crucial for its longevity, structural integrity, and the safety of occupants. Neglecting roofing maintenance can lead to leaks, structural damage, and costly repairs. Here are some key considerations for roofing maintenance: Regular Inspections: Schedule routine inspections by qualified professionals to assess the condition of the roof. Our experts at Lighthouse Roofing are a great resource when it comes to understanding the condition of your roof. Inspections should be conducted at least twice a year, ideally in the spring and fall, to check for any signs of damage, wear and tear, or potential issues. Addressing Damage Promptly: Any signs of damage, such as cracks, tears, or missing shingles, should be addressed promptly to prevent further deterioration. Ignoring minor issues can lead to more significant problems and expensive repairs down the line. Clearing Debris: Regularly remove debris such as leaves, branches, and dirt from the roof surface and gutters. Accumulated debris can block drainage pathways, leading to water pooling and potential water damage. Preventative Maintenance: Implement a proactive maintenance plan that includes measures to prevent common roofing problems. This may include applying protective coatings, sealing seams and joints, and reinforcing vulnerable areas. Drainage Maintenance: Ensure that roof drainage systems, including gutters, downspouts, and drains, are clear of debris and functioning properly. Proper drainage is essential for preventing water accumulation and potential roof leaks. HVAC System Maintenance: Inspect and maintain HVAC units, vents, and exhaust fans located on the roof to prevent leaks and ensure proper functioning. Improperly installed or maintained HVAC equipment can cause damage to the roof membrane. Trim Nearby Trees: Trim back any overhanging branches or vegetation that could potentially damage the roof during storms or high winds. Falling branches can puncture the roof membrane or cause other forms of damage. Snow and Ice Removal: In regions prone to heavy snowfall or ice buildup, it's important to remove snow and ice from the roof to prevent excessive weight and potential structural damage. Use caution when removing snow and ice to avoid damaging the roof surface. You can check out our post on ice dams and how to prevent them to find out more about how ice can cause water damage. Documenting Maintenance Activities: Keep detailed records of all maintenance activities, including inspections, repairs, and preventative measures taken. This documentation can be useful for tracking the roof's condition over time and planning future maintenance efforts. Professional Assistance: Consult with roofing professionals for guidance on maintenance best practices and to address any complex issues or concerns. Whether you are calling us at Lighthouse Roofing or another contractor it's never a bad idea to seek experienced eyes for valuable insights and recommendations tailored to your specific building and roofing materials. By prioritizing regular inspections, addressing damage promptly, implementing preventative measures, and seeking professional assistance when needed, commercial building owners can effectively maintain their roofs and extend their lifespan while minimizing the risk of costly repairs and disruptions.
Roofing Trends and Innovations in the Industry
05 Feb, 2024
The roofing industry has witnessed significant advancements in recent years, driven by evolving technologies, environmental concerns, and changing consumer preferences. As a result, newer materials, techniques, and designs that offer improved performance, durability, and environmental sustainability have emerged. Today we are going to explore some of the latest roofing trends and innovations that are revolutionizing the industry. Green Roofing One of the biggest trends in roofing is the increasing popularity of green roofs. Green roofing refers to the practice of transforming the rooftop into a living space by incorporating vegetation. These roofs not only provide an aesthetically pleasing environment but also offer numerous practical benefits. Green roofs reduce urban heat island effects, improve air quality, absorb rainwater, and enhance energy efficiency by insulating the building. Solar Roofing Solar roofing is another innovation that is transforming the roofing industry. As solar energy gains traction as a clean and renewable power source, integrating solar panels into rooftops has become more common. Solar roofing seamlessly combines energy generation and protection, allowing homeowners and businesses to offset their electricity consumption. With advancements in technology, solar shingles and tiles now come in various designs, making them more visually appealing and capable of blending seamlessly with traditional roofing materials. Cool Roofing Cool roofing technology aims to reduce heat absorption and increase energy efficiency. These roofing systems are designed to reflect sunlight, thereby reducing the heat transferred into the building and reducing the need for air conditioning. Cool roofs can be achieved through the use of materials with high solar reflectance and thermal emittance properties, such as reflective coatings and light-colored tiles. Implemented on a larger scale, cool roofing can contribute to mitigating heat islands in urban areas. Sustainable Materials The shift towards sustainability has influenced the development of eco-friendly roofing materials. Roofing manufacturers are increasingly incorporating recycled content, such as recycled rubber or plastic, in their products. Additionally, materials like metal, which have long lifespans, recyclability, and energy efficiency, are growing in popularity. Furthermore, environmentally friendly options like clay and slate tiles, which are made from natural materials, are extensively used due to their durability and aesthetic appeal. Smart Roofing With the rise of smart technology, even roofing systems have joined the digital age. Smart roofs utilize sensors, cameras, and weather-tracking technology to monitor various aspects of the roof's performance in real-time. These systems help detect leaks, diagnose issues, and even control the roofing environment. By integrating with other smart home automation systems, homeowners can better manage and maintain their roofs, resulting in early detection of problems and potentially extending the lifespan of the roofing system. As the roofing industry continually evolves, advancements in materials, techniques, and designs are transforming the market. Green roofing, solar energy integration, cool roofing, sustainable materials, and smart roofing systems are revolutionizing the way roofs are built and functioning. At Lighthouse Roofing we are excited to see how these advancements with effect the industry and change the way we think about what we put on our homes.
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By Mitch Beard 18 Jan, 2024
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