Keep your commercial roof functioning properly.

Commercial roofing systems are durable and highly efficient, but over time, they can become worn and weathered. Severe weather, like strong winds, snow, hail, and rain, can wreak havoc on a roof, as do UV rays, bird droppings, fallen debris, and more.

To keep your commercial roof performing its best:

• Get your roof inspected by a commercial roof inspector on an annual basis
• Keep your roof and gutter system clear of any debris, like tree branches, leaves, etc.
• Have your roof regularly maintained by a professional commercial roofing contractor

Hire the right commercial roofing contractor for the job.

When hiring a roofing contractor, always check the following:

Contractors History: Choose a contractor with multiple years of experience. Newer companies may be hardworking and talented, but to ensure the best for your commercial property, hire a roofer with a solid proven track record.

Necessary Licensing: Confirm that the commercial roofer is legally licensed to perform that type of work in your area.

Bonded and Insured: Hire a roofer that is not only licensed but also bonded and insured. If they are not, you may be financially responsible for damages to property and body during roofing installation, repair, and replacement.

Testimonials: Get in touch with people who have worked with that contractor in the past. Be sure their recent work proves they can meet the range of your needs.

Keep reading about commercial roofing:

• The Complete Commercial Roofing Guide
• 4 Tips for Hiring the Right Commercial Roofing Contractor
• 6 Questions to Ask Your Commercial Roof Inspector
• Should You Repair or Replace a Compromised Commercial Roof?