Categories: Roofing

Debunking Common Commercial Roof Myths

As a business owner, it’s important that your building looks impressive and appealing to your clients. One thing that you might overlook in maintaining your building’s appearance is your commercial roof. If you’re not familiar with commercial roofs, don’t worry. You can always consult a professional roofing contractor to avoid getting tricked by common misconceptions about commercial roofs.

To help you separate fact from fiction, Chase Roofing LLC debunks the following common myths about your commercial roof.

Myth #1: All Roofs Are Built the Same

All roofs, including commercial roofs, have the same basic function: to cover the top of your building and protect it against extreme weather, such as heavy rainfalls and harsh hailstorms. However, not all roofs are built the same.

To find the best commercial roof type for your building, you should ask your contractor to assess your property. For instance, if you need a roof type that can withstand strong winds, they might recommend a metal roof for your building.

Myth #2: Roofs Don’t Need Regular Maintenance

Roof maintenance is important for all types of roofs, especially for your commercial roof. Most roofers would suggest having your roof examined twice a year. A regular roof inspection should include written guidance reports and photos that will help you and your contractor find any issues.

If your roofer finds any damage, they will be able to perform the appropriate roof repair services before the problem gets worse. Sticking to a strict maintenance schedule guarantees a more durable and sturdy commercial roof. Even if your roof is new, it’s still a great idea to have it examined by an expert roofer.

Myth #3: Roofs Only Need Repairs When Damage Is Severe

Many business owners think that repairs or replacements are only needed when the roof damage is severe, such as when your roof starts to show signs of leaking. Even if the issue is not urgent, it’s still critical for you to fix it as it might get worse over time. One example of this is the wrinkles on your TPO or EPDM roof. This may not be a serious problem at first, but as time goes by, your entire roof system might suffer.

For this reason, it’s best to contact an expert roofer who can fix or repair your commercial roof issues immediately. Don’t wait until the problem gets out of hand before you take action.

If you have more inquiries regarding your roof, get in touch with Chase Roofing LLC. You can fill out our contact form to set an appointment. For residents in Yorktown, call (757) 872-0700. For residents in Williamsburg, call (757) 206-1948. We also offer gutter repair services and more home improvement projects in Newport News, VA.

Jose Lomeli

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