
Hancock Lumber
70%+ lower cost than replacement
Here is how restoration works, what it can save, and what to expect from start to finish. No tear-off, no shutting down your business, and a 20-year warranty on qualifying projects.
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A weathered or leaking commercial roof does not always mean the entire roofing system needs to be torn off and replaced. In many cases, the underlying roof can remain in place while problem areas are repaired and a professionally installed restoration system is applied over the existing surface.
That means you can address water intrusion, protect the roof from further weather exposure, and extend its useful life without starting over.
Remove existing roofing, dispose of materials, install a new system, and manage the disruption.
Prepare the existing roof, complete targeted repairs, reinforce vulnerable areas, and install a protective restoration system.
We look at the roof's current condition, existing membrane or metal, seams, penetrations, drains, flashing and locations where water may be entering. We identify the areas that need attention before any restoration material is applied.
Accumulated dirt, debris, contaminants, loose material and failing sections are addressed. Surface preparation helps the new system bond properly and allows us to see problem areas that may have been hidden.
Loose fasteners, deteriorated flashings, damaged seams and areas of concern are corrected as needed. Restoration does not mean covering up leaks; we address their sources as part of the process.
Seams, joints, penetrations, transitions and other critical areas receive system-appropriate detailing or reinforcement. These are often the parts of a commercial roof that need the greatest care.
Our crew installs the specified protective system, following the product requirements for application and thickness. The result is a continuous layer designed to help weatherproof the restored roof and protect it from the elements.
We check the completed work and the critical details that were addressed. You receive an explanation of the completed restoration, expected care and the warranty terms for your project.
Instead of paying for a full tear-off and replacement, restoration builds on the roof you already have. The exact savings depend on the building and work involved, but the difference can be substantial.
Many restoration projects can be completed while a business continues operating. Avoiding large-scale tear-off can mean less noise, less debris, fewer interruptions and a more manageable job site.
Keeping serviceable roofing material in place reduces the amount of waste being removed and hauled away. It also avoids exposing the building unnecessarily during full demolition.
Targeted repairs, reinforced details and the installed protective system work together to reduce common routes for water intrusion and defend against sun, rain and seasonal exposure.
When a reflective system is appropriate, it can help reduce roof-surface temperatures in warm weather. Actual building energy savings vary with climate, insulation, roof design and operating conditions.
Roof Restore provides a 20-year warranty on qualifying restoration projects under the written warranty terms. The warranty is provided by Roof Restore, not represented as a manufacturer warranty.
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70%+ lower cost than replacement

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Project figures reflect the restoration cost and the replacement estimate for each project. Your building’s savings will vary.
Once restored, your roof has a newly installed protective system over the prepared and repaired existing roof. With appropriate maintenance and inspections, restoration is intended to help extend the time before a full roof replacement becomes necessary.
Coverage is subject to the written warranty terms for your project.
Roof restoration is not a promise that every roof will last a specific number of years without maintenance. We explain the system and warranty applicable to each project.
No. A proper restoration begins with inspection and surface preparation, followed by necessary repairs, detailed reinforcement and installation of the protective system. The preparation and detail work are essential.
Usually not. One major advantage of restoration is that operations can often continue during the project. We coordinate access and work areas around your building's needs.
Often, yes. Existing leaks should be investigated and repaired rather than simply coated over. The solution depends on the roof's condition and the source of the water intrusion.
A full replacement includes demolition, disposal and installation of an entirely new roof. Restoration can avoid much of that work because it preserves the existing serviceable system.
Duration depends on square footage, weather, roof condition, repair requirements and the restoration system being installed. We review the anticipated schedule with you as part of your proposal.
Roof Restore provides the warranty on qualifying projects. Coverage, conditions, maintenance responsibilities and exclusions are set out in the written warranty issued for the specific job.
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