Why roof replacement?

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The need for roof replacement can often come when you least expect it. It is costly and generally the last resort to protect your asset. Commonly roof replacement is premature and generally can be avoided with the right partnership with a reputable roofing contractor.

end of serviceable life

Roofs are designed to last well over 30 years, but with lack of preventative maintenance this can be cut in half easily. Locational factors can also heavily influence the deterioration rate of a roof system.

Excessive repairs

At some point, the cost of repetitive repairs will outweigh the cost of roof replacement in the long run. Often this can be due to poor workmanship or incorrect installation. 

compatibility with needs

As building needs change and evolve over time, so does with need for modern technology and capabilities from the roof system since it protects the whole asset from mother nature. 

Roof replacement is inevitable.  BUT WHEN?

Roofs are only designed to last for so long, but with so many influencing factors on the integrity and lifespan of the roof, it is important to understand what are the best ways to prolong the need for roof replacement. Being the most expensive type of roofing project, it is imperative to use the right roofing contractor at all times and a proactive approach with repairs. 

Average Lifespan ​with Preventative maintenance

​AVERAGE LIFESPAN WITHout PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE

21 Years

VS.

13 Years​

With the right professional advice, you could see significant extension on any roof system thus higher return on investment and lower annual repair costs.

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Common indicators for replacement

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SAGGING

Structural issues or poor design of a building can result in roof sheets sagging. 

failing details

Poor workmanship or mother nature can cause roofing details to fail jeopardising their designed ability to be watertight.

CORROSION

Environmental and locational influences can cause a roof system to corrode at various rates.​

POOR DRAINAGE

Heavy ponding and standing water can be a result of inadequate structural slope or poor drainage design. It also can be from debris buildup. ​

Common reasons for premature roof replacement

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• Poor Workmanship, Design
• Incorrect Installation
• Lack of Certified Preventative Maintenance
• Storm Damage
• Geographical Effects (Proximity to Hazards)
• Damage by Third Party (Tenant, Contractor, etc)
• Incompatible Materials
• Incorrect Material Selection

Benefits of roof replacement

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• Increased Productivity with Staff
• Internal Equipment/Investment Preservation
• Better Energy Efficiency
• Improved Tenant Satisfaction
• Overall Asset Protection
• Reduction in Building Maintenance Costs

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