If your roof is damaged and needs to be taken care of, you might want to consider restoring it rather than replacing the entire roof. Many commercial property owners have benefitted greatly from opting to restore their existing roofs with a Conklin coating. Here are some of the benefits of roof coatings: Lower expenses: Everyone […]
The on-site roof inspection should be completed as soon as you have determined that the job is one you are qualified and prepared to perform. For more information on bidding on new construction and retrofit projects, consulting with the business owner, building a roof history and more, view last week’s blog: The Bidding Process. After […]
Because this topic is so important, we have broken it up into two parts. In next week’s blog, we will focus on inspecting the roof, taking core samples, detecting moisture, evaluating your costs of the job, and more. Bidding on New Construction New construction can be bid in several different ways. Typically, an architect is […]
The following blog consists of brief descriptions of the most common types of roof decks encountered, their particular strengths, liabilities and suitability for coating with Conklin roofing systems. To learn why Choice Roof Contractor Group and its commercial roof contractors exclusively use Conklin for all projects, visit the following page: The Conklin Difference. Steel Decks […]
White roofs are becoming quite popular these days as they come with a number of benefits. As we all know, energy conservation is a serious issue and it is important to find eco-friendly ways to build homes, commercial buildings, etc. White roofs keep roof temperatures low and can help you save money and energy. The […]
Here at Choice Roof Contractor Group, we are always looking for ways to help anyone who owns or manages a piece of commercial real estate. Commercial roofs will require some regular routine maintenance, and there are times when they will need repair work or replacement. This leaves commercial real estate owners looking for local roofing […]
