Foley Building Roofing

Brick parapets, concrete balustrades, and no through-wall flashings atop a low-slope roof. Yes, the roof became sponge-like. Replacing the roof without addressing the through-wall issue would cause the roof to continue in it's sponge-like manner. Tearing down brick parapets to install through-wall flashings would prove costly. A combination of cladding the brick parapet, installing a through-wall flashing at the balustrade locations, and replacement of the existing roof became the recipe for performance. It is a performance that still delivers several years later.