What to Expect While Your Roofing Project is in Progress

As mentioned previously in part 4, most roofing projects will have a small impact on your day-to-day operations, as we typically do not need to access the inside of your building. However, one exception to this occurs if the metal decking that forms the roof’s infrastructure has begun to rot and requires repair. In these cases, limited interior access may be necessary to ensure a thorough and lasting solution. 

When this situation arises, our team takes every precaution to minimize any inconvenience to your operations. We prioritize safety and efficiency, setting up any required barriers or protective measures inside to keep your workspaces clean and secure. Our goal is to complete the repair as quickly and properly as possible, so you can resume your daily functions.

What to Expect with Roofing Infrastructure Damage

In cases where roofing infrastructure damage, such as rotting metal decking, requires repair, our team will need to remove old roofing material, which may briefly expose portions of your building’s interior to the outdoors. Before beginning any work, we’ll take proactive steps to safeguard your facility. Our team will cover and protect all equipment and sensitive areas inside the building to prevent exposure to debris and outdoor elements.

For safety and productivity, repairs of this nature will also require temporary area closures. To minimize disruption to your operations, we typically schedule this work outside of normal office hours—often in the evenings or on weekends. Our commitment is to work efficiently and securely, allowing you to maintain productivity with slight interruption.

Part 6 - Questions to Ask When Hiring a Qualified Roofing Contractor