Signs Your Historic Built In Gutter System Needs Repair Here in Washington, DC, particularly in historic buildings, there’s multiple different types of bays and facades.

How to Maintain Different Roof Types on the Same Building: Part II This past week, we took a look at a building that has several

Variety of Roof Types in a Single Building Explained Today we’re looking at a case studio based on one of the many thousands of historic

Leaking Gutter Issues Affecting Historic Structures This past week, we looked at an example of a water table installed at a historic building facade. Today

the Role of Water Tables on Top of Cornices This past week, we took a look at a large architectural cornice at the top of

Understanding Water Tables on Top of Cornices When we think of roof elements, we generally just think of the roof directly on top of the

Built Up Roof and Ballast in Older Systems Today, we’re looking at some interesting photographs of elevated views of an old low-slope commercial roof.  Old

Risks of Cabling Dangled on Rooftops The picture below shows a set of communication wires running dangling across a rooftop. Instead of just running these

Pitch Pocket Alternatives for Reliable Roof Penetration Sealing We have looked at several different types of pitch pocket alternatives over the past few weeks.  We

Pitch Pocket Alternatives for Reliable Roof Sealing This past week, we looked at a particular situation where two ducts passed through a sheet metal curb