Industrial Roofing offers professional flat roof replacement in Minden, Ontario, our licensed contractors have extensive experience replacing both commercial and industrial flat roofs. Our comprehensive replacement service includes initial consultation, site examination, complete flat roof replacement and site clean up.
When you book your flat roof replacement with Industrial Roofing, you can expect:
☑ All our contractors are bonded & insured
☑ Fast response times
☑ Experience working under challenging conditions & handling complex projects
☑ Tailored plans that prioritize your roofing requirements
☑ Continuously setting high standard for ongoing employee trainings
☑ Long standing member of OIRCA, CRCA and WSIB & CSPAAT
At Industrial Roofing, we provide expert commercial flat roof replacements across Minden, Ontario. Our team of contractors undergo rigorous training and have years of experience in the replacement of commercial flat roofs. Our use of high-quality materials and excellent craftsmanship guarantees the longevity of your new commercial flat roof. Some of the common industries we serve include:
We specialize in industrial flat roof replacement, our team of contractors have received extensive trained and have years of hands-on experience in the replacement of industrial flat roofs throughout Canada. At Industrial Roofing, we understand that industrial properties are normally located in hard to reach areas, which is why we pride ourselves on providing exceptional roof replacements wherever you are! Some of the industrial property types we serve include:
The typical lifespan of a flat roof is 20-25 years, however, you should always be paying attention for signs that you might need a replacement. Ignoring these signs can lead to costly repairs later and might impact the structural integrity of your property. Here are some common indicators that it might be time to consider replacing your commercial or industrial flat roof:
The duration of a flat roof replacement project will depend on several factors, including the size of the roof, the type of materials used, and the skill level of the roofing contractor. Generally, it can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks to replace a flat roof. Weather conditions can also affect the timeline of the project.
When considering a flat roof replacement project, we recommend seeking advice from one of our certified roofing contractors to determine the estimated timeline for your unique project, taking into account the factors mentioned above.
Inspection: The first step is to inspect the flat roof thoroughly to determine how extensive the damage is, and assess whether it needs to be replaced or repaired.
Removal of old roofing material: Once it's been determined that a complete roof replacement is necessary, all old roofing materials are removed from the roof.
Repairing the roof deck: If there is any damage to the underlying roof deck, it will need to be repaired or replaced before installing a new roof.
Installation of the new roofing material: The new roofing material is installed in a layer-by-layer process. Barriers such as insulation, vapor barriers, and waterproof layers are laid down, followed by the new roof membrane or material.
Finishing touches: Once the new roof is installed, finishing touches are applied, such as roof flashings, edge trims, gutters, and downspouts to ensure proper drainage from the roof.
Inspection: Once the new roof is installed, it will need to be inspected to ensure that it was installed correctly and meets local building codes and regulations.
The lifespan of a flat roof depends on various factors, such as the type of roofing material used, the quality of installation, location, and weather conditions. Generally, flat roofs last anywhere from 10 to 25 years. However, with regular maintenance and prompt repairs, it is possible to extend the lifespan of your flat roof.
Roof age: As a roof gets older, repairs become less effective, and replacement becomes increasingly necessary.
Extent of damage: The severity of the damage to your commercial roof is a critical factor. If the damage is significant and widespread, then replacing the entire roof may be necessary.
Cost-effectiveness: You should consider the costs of repairs versus the cost of replacement. If the cost of repairs is close to or exceeds the cost of a full roof replacement, then it might make more sense to install a new roof.
Overall condition: If your commercial roof has a history of problems or has reached the end of its useful life, then it may be more cost-effective to replace it.
Future plans for your building: If you plan to sell your building soon or lease it out, a new roof replacement can increase the property's value and make it an attractive option to potential buyers or tenants.
