Roof Repair
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We take the same no-nonsense approach to every roofing project regardless of its size or relative complexity. We understand that the best form of customer service is to provide the customer with what they want the first time. All of our roofing services add beauty and value to your home or business by making it more attractive and better able to cope with the relentless onslaught of nature. Your complete satisfaction is our ultimate goal and as such the words “good enough” have no meaning to us. We properly assess every situation and then provide you a range of potential roofing solutions to choose from, including the one we feel represents your best choice.
Superior Roofing
Everyone who works for us has been chosen for their experience and expertise as well as their ability to listen and learn and their dedication to a quality outcome. We also engage in continuous training and education of our team members. We don’t cut corners, don’t make excuses and don’t pad your bill with phantom charges. Our reputation has been patiently built on providing our clients with the quality services they expect and we never waver from that Roofing Contractor commitment to your satisfaction. We are not in this to make a quick buck and move on. We are part of the local community and understand that everything we do reflects back on us.We also understand that you have choices. There are many roofing contractors on #City all vying for your business. We have to give you a good reason to choose us and that reason is dependable quality at an affordable price. You will not find a local roofing contractor more qualified to provide the commercial and residential roofing solution you need whether that entails roof estimates, roof repairs or total roof replacement. We not only perform the roof install we also provide assistance with any insurance claims. Whatever the roofing system or type of roof we are the one roofing company to trust from estimate to final inspection.
Roof Repair
When disaster strikes you need help securing your home and you need it fast. Should heavy weather rip sections of the roof from your home or a branch or other debris compromise the integrity of your roof you need a roofer on the spot quickly to assess the situation accurately and institute repairs. Whether you have a low slope roof a shingle roof or your home is covered with state-of-the-art metal roofing we are there in a jiffy to handle all your residential roof needs.Don’t be fooled by companies that promise the moon and deliver shortcuts and excuses. Come to the source for outstanding service and high quality commercial and residential roofing solutions. We have decades of combined experience dealing with the unique environmental conditions of the island and always provide the right service at the right price. Whatever your roofing need we will provide you with a proper estimate you can use to make an informed decision about the best way forward for your home or business.
Residential Roofing
As roofing technology has advanced in recent years homeowners have been presented more choices than ever when it comes to roofing materials. Different materials are right for different types of roofs although some, like asphalt shingles, are extremely versatile and can be applied to a variety of home styles. The unique climate changes of Wisconsin also has a way of winnowing down your choices as not everything that will work in other states is going to be appropriate here. Below are some of the most popular types of residential roofing materials in use in Wisconsin today:
Metal - Metal roofs are becoming an increasingly popular home improvement project for a number for reasons. First of all, today's metal roofs exceed just about everyone's aesthetic expectations. So there are no longer worries that they'll be an expensive embarrassment. Second, they are extraordinarily tough, which is important in a state like Wisconsin. And third, they are among the most cost-effective types of roof install on your home. Toss in the fact that they'll give your home a significant boost in value and you have a winner.
Wooden shingles - There is no doubt that wooden shake shingles look great. They are also relatively easy to replace if the need arises. Yet wood shingles also have a few things going against them. First, they can be tricky to install properly. Second, they are not nearly as durable as, say, metal. And third, in the event of a fire they only make things worse.
Ceramic - Ceramic tiles provide a high class look that is hard to beat. They last a long time and they won't require a lot of maintenance. They are also available in a variety of colors to match your exterior. On the downside they add a lot of weight to your roof. Which in turn can put a lot of stress on your walls. They are also expensive and in time the sun will fade any color.
Asphalt shingles - No matter how old you are chances are you grew up surrounded by homes with asphalt shingles on the roof. Asphalt shingles have long enjoyed the type of market penetration reserved for very few products. And there's good reason for that. They're an easy type of roof install, they're reasonably durable, they come in a wide variety of colors and styles and they're affordable. On the downside they tend to peel away during heavy weather events and in about 20 years you'll need to replace them no matter what.
Green roofing - Architects today are thinking outside the box to come up with roofs that do more than simply keep the rain off of you while you sleep. With so much emphasis being placed on environmental sustainability they are looking at ways to incorporate things like solar panels directly into the design structure of the roof itself. Others look for ways to capture and store water, while still others feature built in wind turbines that generate power and lessen a home's dependency on the grid. If there's a downside to green technology it is the price. But there is little doubt that over time, as these things become more commonplace that price will come down.
The roof you choose for your business will help determine its long-term viability. Choose poorly and you will wind up spending a small fortune on maintenance and repair work. Choose wisely and you will wind up saving a boat load of money both now and in the future. We will work closely with you to ensure you get the perfect roof for your business.
Commercial Roofing
When it comes to commercial roofs the choices are typically more limited but just as important. If the roof on your business fails it could undermine the viability of your company. Some typical materials used for commercial roofing include:
Rubber Roof Repair- The rubber roof shot to prominence some 3 decades ago and has never looked back. As many commercial buildings have flat roofs they are ideal candidates for this system. The roof is simply cleared of other materials and cleaned. And then the rubber is rolled out across the roof and the seams between the sections are sealed to create an impermeable shield against the elements. Rubber roofs are very low maintenance and will last for decades. They'll also add to the value of your commercial property.
Metal Roof Repair - Metal roofing actually got its start in commercial applications and it remains an extremely popular choice for businesses today. Metal can be applied to large office buildings or smaller, more traditional looking structures with gables and other features. They will not fly away during heavy weather events the way asphalt will and they are much more cost effective than ceramic tile roofs.
Roof coating - A roof coating is a liquid that is applied in layers directly to the roof. There are typically 3 layers to a roof coating: the primer, the base and the top coat. Once applied and dry this coating form a seamless barrier against water and other environmental hazards. It is also extremely energy efficient as well as being flexible. So it won’t be compromised by the building materials expanding and contracting or the building settling.
2 ply roofing - 2 ply roofing is typically used on low slope roofs and consist of two components: a waterproof base membrane and what is called an “HR cap membrane”, which is a form of modified bitumen roofing. The 2 ply system is relatively easy to apply but is really only effective on sloped roofs of less than 30 degrees. An alternative is single ply roofing which contains all the components of the 2 ply system in one prefabricated layer.
Spray polyurethane foam - This is not necessarily the most common form of commercial roofing but it has been around for some time and occupies a steady niche in the commercial roofing market. Often referred to simply as SPF the material is sprayed in a liquid form onto the roof where it hardens and forms a solid waterproof barrier across the roof. SPF is noted as an easy type of roof install and for its long life; often lasting as much as 50 years.The roof you choose for your business will help determine its long-term viability. Choose poorly and you will wind up spending a small fortune on maintenance and repair work. Choose wisely and you will wind up saving a boat load of money both now and in the future. We will work closely with you to ensure you get the perfect roof for your business.
Quality Matters
If we could give our clients only one piece of advice it would be to always opt for quality materials. Always. Anything you think you might be saving by installing discount materials will come back to bite you in additional maintenance costs and the need to repair and/or replace the roof far sooner than you should have to. As the roof is what protects your home or business from nature's assault it simply does not pay to cut corners with materials.Likewise it does not pay in the long run to engage the services of a commercial and residential roofing contractor based solely on price. The best roofing contractors will always provide a fair, competitive price and something else that's just as important: a quality job. The fact is that you can use the most expensive A-rated materials on the market but if you try and save a few bucks by having them installed by someone who really doesn't know what they are doing it will not matter. You'll still be dealing with elevated maintenance and repair costs, just as if you used inferior materials.