Completed projectCommercial roof leaks, ponding water, and recurring repairs can get expensive quickly. Before committing to a complete tear-off, see if your existing roof may qualify for repair and restoration.
Completed restorationHancock Lumber · Pittsfield, Maine · 52,000 sq. ft.
Tell us about your building and roof problem. Our team can review the details and discuss appropriate next steps.
When repairs keep coming back, the next step should be a smart evaluation, not automatically a full roof replacement.
Water entering the building can threaten ceilings, equipment, insulation and inventory.
Repeated patching may not address the underlying roof problem.
Standing water can add stress to a roof system and contribute to deterioration.
Older roofs deserve an evaluation before a costly replacement decision.
A complete tear-off can be expensive and disruptive. Another option may be available.
Many owners assume a leaking or aging commercial roof must be torn off. Depending on the roof system and its condition, a combination of repairs and restoration may extend its useful life.
Review the property, roof system, leaks and damage.
Explain whether repair, restoration or replacement is appropriate.
Help avoid unnecessary tear-off and reduce potential disruption.
Repair problem areas and vulnerable details.
Protect an eligible existing roof system.
On qualifying commercial properties.
Potentially reduce interruptions to operations.
Compare restoration against replacement.
A recommendation based on your actual roof.
*Benefits and savings depend on the building, roof condition and work required. Restoration is not suitable for every roof.
Examples of completed commercial projects where restoration was compared with replacement.
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Completed projectProject figures are provided as examples, not guarantees. Actual costs and savings vary based on roof system, size, condition, access and scope.
Share the address, roof size if known, and main roofing problem.
We learn more about leaks, roof history, and previous repairs.
We review whether repair, restoration or replacement makes sense.
Receive a practical recommendation based on the roof’s condition.
For the people responsible for protecting large buildings and keeping facilities operating.
No. Eligibility depends on roof type, condition, damage, moisture and project requirements. An assessment helps determine whether restoration makes sense.
No. A properly designed restoration addresses appropriate repairs and roof details as part of a broader system intended to extend the useful life of the existing roof.
Many qualifying restorations can be completed without a complete tear-off. Some roofs, however, will require replacement or additional work.
It depends on the roof size, condition, materials and scope. Our project examples show past comparisons, not guaranteed savings.
No. Choose “I’m not sure.” Please provide the actual property address so we can start reviewing the building.
This page and assessment process focus on commercial buildings and facilities.
We review every request and follow up to discuss the property and your roof problem.
Tell us about your commercial property and roof problem. We’ll help determine whether repairs or restoration deserve a closer look.
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