FAQS

Pricing depends on roof size, system type, existing conditions, complexity, insulation needs, and whether restoration or full replacement is required.

Yes. Restoration usually costs significantly less than full replacement and avoids tear off while extending the lifespan of the existing roof.

Yes. Reflective coatings reduce heat absorption, lower interior temperatures, and help reduce HVAC load.

Coatings last 10 to 15 years, membranes last 15 to 25 years, spray foam lasts 20+ years with maintenance, and full replacements vary based on system type.

Common signs include active leaks, seam separation, rusted fasteners, ponding water, membrane shrinkage, and rising energy costs. An inspection will confirm whether repair, restoration, or replacement is the best option.

Most leaks come from failed seams, aging membranes, rusted metal panels, fastener issues, improper drainage, and damage around penetrations.

Commercial roofs should be inspected at least twice a year and after major storms to catch issues early and prevent expensive damage.

We document roof conditions, evaluate seams and penetrations, check drainage, assess substrate stability, and recommend repair, restoration, or replacement.

Yes. Most inspections can be completed with no impact on daily operations or equipment inside the building.

Most commercial roofing projects take a few days to several weeks depending on roof size, system selection, weather, and building complexity.

No. Most commercial roofing projects are designed to minimize disruption and allow facilities to continue operating safely.

Usually not. Roofing work is performed externally, and we coordinate around operational requirements to avoid downtime.

Repair fixes isolated issues. Restoration renews the entire roof using coatings or foam. Replacement removes old material and installs a new roofing system when structural issues exist.

Yes. Many aging roofs can be restored when they remain structurally sound. Restoration avoids tear off and can extend roof life for 10 to 20 years.

Most coating systems last 10 to 15 years depending on thickness, maintenance, and environmental conditions.

Yes. Spray foam fills low areas, levels the deck, and creates a seamless waterproof surface with added insulation value.

It depends on building use, climate, chemical exposure, and budget. Each membrane offers
specific performance benefits that are matched to the building’s needs.

Warranty options vary by system and manufacturer. Many coatings, membranes, and foam systems offer 10, 15, or 20 year coverage.

Yes. All systems are installed according to state and local codes as well as manufacturer specifications.

We follow OSHA guidelines, use certified materials, document every phase of installation, and conduct final quality checks before project completion.