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Commercial roofing is a serious undertaking. Businesses and property owners should not only have their buildings and the employees working inside them prepared for the project, but they should also be as discerning as possible when hiring a roofing contractor. Here are a few tips on carrying out commercial roofing work. 

How to Best Prepare for a Commercial Roofing Project

1. Get an Inspection

Before hiring a roofing contractor, hire a professional inspector to give you a sense of exactly what needs to be repaired or replaced on your roof. The inspector's report will give you a strong sense of what kind of work you want a roofing company to carry out, and the information will save both parties time before moving forward with a project. 

2. Choose the Right Contractor

commercial roofingWhen you start looking for a contractor to carry out work on your commercial roof, there won't be any shortage of options to choose from. But you want to pick the right one, of course. Narrow down your candidates by looking for superb online reviews, solid references, and contractors that have been in the industry for a decade or longer. 

3. Establish a Budget

Because of the size of commercial roofs and the amount of labor and materials required, commercial roofing work tends to be more expensive than residential roofing projects. Make sure to communicate your expectations regarding budget with your contractor early in the process. Most experienced contractors will be happy to share figures and estimates right away, ensuring that all parties are on the same page throughout the construction process.

 

For over a decade Maendele Construction has provided top-quality commercial roofing repairs and installations, as well as work on siding, decks, and other home remodeling projects. The locally owned roofing company offers multi-year warranties on all their work, and are happy to furnish free estimates. Visit the team's website to learn more about the roofing contractor’s services, or call directly at (402) 984-3906. 

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