Welcome to our blog! Thank you for your interest in our innovative roof
snow alarm system. The goal at SRS is to provide real-time
alerts and notifications so that you can avoid having too much snow on your
building’s roof. How much snow on the roof is too much? It all depends on water content. When the weight of
accumulated snow and ice exceeds the capacity of the roof structure,
the roof collapses. Plus, rain falling on accumulated snow is especially
dangerous, because it can more than triple the weight of the snow. We have developed our roof load monitoring systems to provide building owners with the following benefits:
• Peace of mind
knowing a roof’s snow load is being automatically monitored.
• Saving time and
money every winter.
• Preventing roof
failure or collapse.
• Limiting snow
removal to precisely when it’s needed.
• Reducing shovel
labor.
• Providing real-time
alerts and notifications.
The snow load on a building roof is not always from a single large snow
storm. Snow loads can be the result of a series of storms. Also, one foot of
snow on the ground does not necessarily equal one foot of snow on a roof. The
difference in snow load conditions results from the variables associated with
an individual building. Our systems provide property owners and managers with a
way to know the potential impact of their building’s roof load conditions
during and after severe weather events. The roof deflection monitoring systems
by Safe Roof Systems provide you with critical visibility and awareness of roof
load conditions from severe weather events.
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