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Welcome to the SBR Roofing Blog—your source for expert commercial roofing insights. With over 60 years of industry experience, we share tips, trends, and best practices to help property owners, managers, and professionals make informed roofing decisions. Stay tuned for expert advice from the SBR team.
Do you offer warranties on your commercial roofing work?
Yes, we offer warranties on all our commercial roofing installations and most repairs. Our long-standing presence in the commercial roofing industry ensures that we will be here to honor those warranties should any issues arise.
What types of commercial roofing systems do you work with?
We work with various commercial roofing systems, including built-up roofing (BUR), modified bitumen, single-ply (TPO, PVC, EPDM), metal roofing, and green roofing systems. Our team is well-versed in the installation and maintenance of these commercial roofing systems.
How long has SBR Roofing been in business?
We have been in the commercial roofing industry for over 60 years, delivering quality commercial roofing workmanship and reliable service to our customers.
What commercial roofing services does SBR Roofing offer?
We provide a comprehensive range of commercial roofing services, including roof inspections, maintenance, repairs, replacements, and installations. Our expertise covers various commercial roofing systems, ensuring we can meet all your commercial roofing needs.
How long is the turnaround for an estimate?
Often times an estimate can be generated within a day or two of an inspection. In peak periods such as the rainy season, estimates can take longer.
How much is a small leak repair?
A minor leak repair is usually $600-1,000. If the repairs needed are more significant, the price can go up. However an estimate should be provided for any significant roof work.
How long is my roof warranty good for?
Warranty lengths vary based on the type of materials used. Flat roofs can have anywhere form a 10-year to 25-year manufacturer warranty. Shingle roofs generally have a 40 year prorated manufacturer warranty.
Why should I have maintenance done on my roof?
Performing proper and consistent maintenance will give your roof the best chance to perform. Roofs that are well maintained last longer than roofs that are not cared for. Preventing leaks is always one of the primary goals of a maintenance. Identifying issues before they turn into problems during the rainy
What is the difference between warranty and life expectancy?
I would suggest something similar to the following: A warranty is the period of time the roof has a manufacturer or contractor guarantee for, offering the owner some kind of protection on workmanship, material, and needed repairs. Life expectancy is how long a roof should actually last. A well installed