What to Goes in to
the Pricing of Your New Roofing System
When having a new commercial roof installed, there are many
things to take into consideration that make up the cost/price of your new roof.
Here are a few things that go into the pricing of your new roofing system.
Choosing a Roofing
System
Whether your building has a flat or sloped roof, there are
several basic types of roofing materials to choose from. These materials vary
in both effectiveness and durability. The material you choose can be the main
difference between a roof that lasts 10 years and a roof that lasts 30 years. Some
of the common roofing types to consider include:
·
Asphalt or fiberglass shingles
·
Built-up roofing (asphalt or coal tar)
·
Modified bitumen roofing system
·
Single-ply membrane roofing (TPO< PVC &
EPDM)
·
Spray polyurethane foam roofing
Pricing the Project
There are many factors that affect the overall cost of a
roof replacement. These factors include the size of the roof, the materials you
choose, the amount and concentration of roof top penetrations, perimeter
details, ease of access and set-up, equipment required and the presence of any
other damage (wet insulation, bad deck) that needs to be addressed, building
codes, permits and warranty fees. When choosing a contractor for the job,
pricing should not be the only factor you consider. Just because a contractor
offers their services at the lowest price does not mean they’ll provide
high-quality work.
Length of Project
How long it takes to install your commercial roof varies
greatly depending on the size of the roof and the complexity of the project. Roofs
that have experienced water damage and need to be torn off will take longer
than a roof that can be roofed over. The size and skill of the crew also
dictate the duration of a job. Smaller roofs and residential roofs often take
only a day or two while large commercial roofs can take more than a month(s) to
install.
A well-installed roof will help save you money on your
monthly utility bills, prevent costly repairs, and make for a healthier working
environment. Contact Matrix
Roofing by calling 267-642-5027 or emailing jeffh@matrixroofing.info to
determine the best roofing system for your building.
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