Frequently Asked Questions in Commercial Roofing
We understand that choosing the right roofing contractor and system for your commercial property is a significant decision. To assist you in making an informed choice, we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions related to our services, expertise and industry best practices.
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There are a variety of important factors to consider when choosing a roofing solution for your commercial building! Sun exposure, slope, the purpose of the commercial building and the external environment are just a few of the factors that determine the type of solution that is needed. A CentiMark representative can work with you to determine the best roofing solution based not only on your building but on the needs of your business as well.A:
When it comes to your commercial roof, whether a complete tear-off or reroofing is required depends on various factors. These include the condition of your existing roof, local building codes, regulations, your specific goals and budget. In some cases, a complete tear-off may be recommended. This involves removing the existing roof down to the deck before installing a new roof system. A tear-off allows for a thorough inspection of the substrate and the opportunity to address any underlying issues, ensuring a solid foundation for the new roof. However, reroofing, which involves installing a new layer of roofing material over the existing roof, may be a viable option under certain circumstances. Reroofing can provide cost and time savings. However, it's important to note that reroofing is not always suitable or permitted, especially if the existing roof has significant damage or multiple layers. To determine whether a complete tear-off or reroofing is the right choice for your commercial property, we recommend scheduling a thorough roof evaluation by our experienced professionals. Contact us today for a free comprehensive commercial roof evaluation.A:
The average timeframe before construction even begins on a commercial roofing project is 4-6 weeks. Materials need to be purchased, a safety plan needs to be implemented - a lot of preparation takes place! A good contractor’s backlog is typically 6 weeks. Once construction begins, the amount of time it takes to complete your roofing project depends on the size of your roof and the scope of the project. This is why we recommend you schedule your roofing project sooner rather than later!