Step 1: Safety First Ensure safety by using a secure ladder and wearing proper footwear to prevent slips. If the roof is steep or high, consider using a safety harness or consulting a professional. Step 2: Visual Inspection Start with a ground-level visual inspection. Look for visible signs of damage such as dents on gutters,…
Welcome to our blog post exploring the essential aspects of International Building Code (IBC) regulations pertaining to gymnasiums and basketball courts. Understanding and adhering to these codes is crucial for ensuring the safety and structural integrity of athletic facilities. In this article, we’ll delve into the specific requirements outlined by the IBC regarding glazing, definitions…
At Allied Emergency Services, INC, we prioritize the structural integrity of materials used in our restoration and repair services. The APA Test Method P-9 provides a stringent measure for evaluating delamination in composite panels. Delamination Detection The P-9 Test involves using a specific probe to measure delamination. This probe is designed to taper in thickness,…
As a homeowner in the Midwest, you may be wondering why roof systems fail prematurely and how to prevent it from happening to your property. At Allied Emergency Services, we understand the importance of protecting your home and property, which is why we have put together a list of frequently asked questions about why roof…
Understanding the Differences in Duration® Shingles In early 2012, Owens Corning enhanced and changed the color blends of Duration® shingles to create the more vibrant TruDefinition® colors. Additionally, the length of the shingles was increased from 38 3/4″ to 39 3/8″. These changes mean that the newer TruDefinition® Duration® shingles do not match the color…
