A survey of every roof
Condition notes per building, written for a board audience.
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Associations and businesses
Communities around the university and along the river often have dozens of shingle roofs of similar age. Treating the qualifying ones on a planned schedule can postpone a large replacement bill.
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When an association's roofs were all installed in the same phase, the reserve study tends to flag them together. Replacing every one at once is rarely affordable without a special assessment.
We start by surveying each building. Roofs that are good candidates are grouped and scheduled across seasons, worst-affected first, so the work and the cost are spread sensibly.
Condition notes per building, written for a board audience.
Each stage costed separately so it fits your budget cycle.
Dates agreed in advance, with access and parking planned.
Suitability depends on the roof material, not the building type.
Every roof assessed and graded.
A phased plan with pricing for each stage.
Buildings treated on dry days, residents notified ahead.
Treated roofs added to a regular inspection rota.
Call to set up a survey. We assess each roof and send the board a staged proposal for the ones that qualify.