The ultimate guide to defending roofs against very severe hail

By Dani Sheehan. 

Do your roofs have what it takes to stand up to very severe hail? Get the latest data on severe storms and discover solutions to combat damage to your commercial roofs. 

With a rise in extreme weather across the United States, you’re no stranger to the havoc wreaked by these severe storms. From relentless hail to fierce winds, extreme weather events can leave a trail of destruction in their wake, costing billions of dollars in damage to the built environment. Geogia-Pacific Building Products, the makers of DensDeck Roof Board, recently released a comprehensive eBook with the latest data on the rise of severe storms to help you find solutions for every commercial roofing project. 

Some key topics covered include: 

• Storm damage costs: Explore the staggering costs incurred by severe weather and how they’re impacting businesses nationally. From shattered skylights to torn membranes, the toll of storm damage is undeniable. 
• Very severe hail (VSH): Learn how FM Global defines very severe hail and why hail poses a particularly high threat to commercial roofs. See how you can fortify your structures, especially in vulnerable areas across the nation. 
• The best defense for your system: Gain valuable insights into roofing systems that can withstand high winds, heavy rain and severe hail. From materials to construction techniques, discover the best strategies for protecting commercial buildings. 
• Protecting against unpredictable weather: In VSH zones, ensure your design will hold up against impending storms.  

DensDeck® StormX™ Prime Roof Board not only offers best-in-class VSH protection, but also features enhanced wind-uplift, impact and moisture resistance. It even offers protection against flame and smoke spread. When you need very severe hail resistance in your roofing systems, trust DensDeck StormX Prime Roof Board to keep you covered. 

Request the comprehensive eBook from Georgia-Pacific Building Products today and ensure your roofs have what it takes to stand up to very severe hail.