Repair or replace a flat roof: how to make an informed decision
A leak does not automatically mean the entire roof needs replacing. These questions help you compare a targeted repair with a reroofing project.
Read the guidePractical answers to the questions you ask before roofing work. Materials, budget, leaks and maintenance: take the time to understand.
A leak does not automatically mean the entire roof needs replacing. These questions help you compare a targeted repair with a reroofing project.
Read the guideThree families of coverings appear on flat roofs. Their names alone do not tell you which assembly makes sense for your building.
Read the guideTwo totals may describe two very different projects. Comparing the scope line by line helps you understand what you are buying.
Read the guideA water stain calls for an organized response. Prepare a useful call and a clear timeline without exposing yourself on the roof.
Read the guideYou can prepare for a visit without bringing out a ladder. Gather observations with context and understand what they cannot show.
Read the guideA recurring puddle needs an explanation. Start with its location, how it changes and the operation of the overall drainage system.
Read the guideTwo calendar checkpoints can help organize care. Their scope and frequency still need to fit your particular roof.
Read the guideAn uncomfortable room or a moisture mark calls for more than choosing an insulation thickness. Prepare the right questions before changing the roof.
Read the guideA neighbouring borough’s requirements do not automatically apply to your property. A targeted check helps prepare the project before work begins.
Read the guideA roofing project also needs planning around the roof. A few practical decisions help occupants and the crew understand what to expect.
Read the guideA roof can appear continuous while involving several properties and decision-makers. Clarify these points before the work is organized.
Read the guideA good project file helps the board and owners discuss the same proposal. It brings together findings, options and unanswered questions.
Read the guideWater needs a planned route. Understanding the existing components helps you request a complete assessment rather than an isolated fix.
Read the guideThe main roof surface is only part of the conversation. Connections with walls, penetrations and equipment also deserve attention.
Read the guideA number of years does not explain the full protection. The document should state what is covered, by whom and under which conditions.
Read the guideWinter calls for thoughtful planning. Observe from a safe place, prepare your contacts and leave work at height to appropriately equipped people.
Read the guidePlanning a project or still have a question? Let’s take the time to discuss it.
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