Commercial Roofing in Richmond, BC

Regularly. The free site visit gives councils an itemised estimate and a plain description of what needs doing now versus what can reasonably wait, in a form you can circulate to owners or hand to a property manager. If you need a formal condition report with photographs and a remaining-life assessment for a depreciation report or an AGM, we produce those as a separate paid service. We are also happy to attend a council meeting to walk through the scope before anyone votes on it.

Torch-on SBS in 2-ply and 3-ply builds, and built-up modified bitumen. Which one is right depends on the deck, the slope, the rooftop equipment and how long you intend to hold the building. We will explain the trade-offs rather than defaulting to whichever system we happen to have on the truck.

Yes. The free site visit and estimate apply to commercial, strata and industrial buildings the same as they do to houses. Someone comes out, assesses the roof properly and gives you a written estimate for any work we recommend, at no cost and no obligation. A detailed written condition report, with photographs and a remaining-life assessment, is a separate paid service.

In most cases, yes. Commercial and industrial work can usually be phased or scheduled outside operating hours so you are not shutting down. We agree the staging with you before the job starts, and we will tell you honestly if a section genuinely cannot be worked around.

It depends on the deck area, the system and access. A small strata building might be a week; a large industrial deck considerably longer. What we commit to is a written timeline before we start and notice as soon as anything changes, which on a multi-unit building matters more than the raw number of days.

Fully licensed, fully insured and WCB covered, with documentation available up front. For multi-unit and commercial access that paperwork is usually the first thing a property manager asks for, so we have it ready rather than chasing it after the fact.