Commercial Reroofing
How to Choose Your Reroofing Contractor
Is the roof of your commercial building showing signs of wear and tear? A roof replacement may be the right option to help keep your building watertight, protected from the elements, and as safe as possible for your customers and employees. If regular repairs and maintenance don’t seem to be doing the trick, a reroof is the best way to get your roof back to excellent condition and be easy to manage. At Pacific Roofing Systems, we provide customized roof replacement options tailored to your commercial business’s unique needs.
Planning a reroofing project.
Before beginning a commercial roof replacement, it’s critical to understand the following:
- Current condition of your roof
- External environment and how it impacts your roof
- The needs of your facility, including what is inside the building, budget requirements, and how long you plan on keeping your building
- Your timeline for the project
- Any safety needs or accessories you are required to have or are interested in.
Based on these key factors, we’ll work with you to determine the type of:
- Decking
- Insulation
- Membrane
- Installation method
- Edge details
- Rooftop safety and accessories
There are many options for re-roofing. It depends on what’s the best option for your roofing situation. Sometimes it’s a matter of cost. Perhaps installing a roofing system over what you already have is a cost-effective option. Sometimes it’s a matter of insulation value and long-term cost. Every situation differs depending on what kind of roofing system you currently have, the condition of your existing roof, and your goals.
Together, we’ll develop a customized reroofing solution for your facility and business. Once the solution is determined, we can get started on your project. The length of time a project takes depends on the size of it.
Reroofing vs Complete Replacement
· COST
Removing an entire roofing system is labor-intensive which is costly. On some roofs, you only need to remove 10% of the existing roofing system before installing a new system. On a complete roof replacement, you would have to pay for the labor to remove 100% of the existing roof.
· TIME
It obviously takes longer to remove 100% of a roof than 10% of a roof. Ideally, your roofing contractor is in and out, so business operations can continue as normal. Minimal disruption to your regular business operations is at the forefront of every commercial roof replacement project we do.
· ENVIRONMENT
Roofing materials account for nearly 20% of the waste in landfills. When you remove a roof, you have a lot of trash, not just any trash, but construction and demolition debris. Metal roofing is an environmentally friendly option. The sustainability of metal roofs are good for the environment and can help save you a bundle of cash.
NOTE: No roofing system should be installed over a roof with wet, saturated, or moisture in the insulation.
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