Which is better, a built-up or single-ply roof?
If designed and installed correctly, either will work well. Three main considerations affect the relative costs: size, detail work involved and site accessibility. Often the membrane of choice, single-ply systems are available in numerous types with different installation methods for each. Our specialists will be happy to discuss your specific situation with you.What kind of roof do I need?
This can depend on several factors, such as frequency of foot traffic, mechanical equipment on the roof, visibility to others, solar reflectivity, etc. Once our team assesses all such considerations, we’re in a position to recommend the roof system and membrane that most efficiently suits your needs.How long should my new roof last?
It depends on the design and quality of the roof, not to mention how well the roof is maintained. To enhance the life expectancy of your roof, be sure that drainage is clear of debris, flashing is in good condition and a first-rate coating is regularly applied to the membrane.How Much Will It Cost To Replace Or Fix My Roof?
Unfortunately, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer to this question. The fact is, your home’s roof is an investment. Remember that quality roofing materials and contractor workmanship can add value to your home and help your roof last longer. Opting for a cheap and quick fix will likely cost you more in the long run. Several factors go into determining the cost of your new roof or roofing repair, including the following:- The quality of your roofing contractor
- Size of your roof or the roof area that needs repair
- Shape and slope of your roofline