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Interior protection during reroofing should not be overlooked.

by Bill Tierney
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So what does "protection" mean? Ask an average person, and you're likely to get any number of responses.

In roofing vernacular, protection might refer to the installation of a safety rail or making sure there's adequate liability insurance coverage to protect you and your customers from accidents, damages or injuries. Or it can mean something as simple as requiring workers to wear hard hats at job sites. Regardless of the definition, the word "protection" invariably implies a heightened sense of preparedness against risks. Ask most roofing contractors what project-related protection means to them, and they inevitably will think in terms of what precautions might be needed above the deck.

For the purposes of this article, I ask you to consider the subject of protection as it relates to circumstances that could occur below a roof deck. What is your sense of preparedness when it comes to under-deck protection? The considerations offered in this article will help establish a general understanding and appreciation for this growing technology.



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