Frequently Asked Questions

We ensure quality by using top-grade materials and employing skilled professionals for every project. Our rigorous process includes expert assessments, precise installations, and thorough inspections.

The timeline for a roofing project can vary based on the size and complexity of the job. Generally, we complete most projects within a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the specifics.

Yes, we offer warranties on both materials and workmanship to provide you with peace of mind and ensure the longevity of your roofing investment.

To get started, simply contact us for an initial consultation. We will discuss your needs, provide a detailed estimate, and guide you through every step of the process to ensure a smooth and successful project.

It depends on your building’s needs, budget, and climate. TPO and PVC are great for energy efficiency and flat roofs. EPDM is cost-effective and durable. Standing seam metal offers long-term performance with minimal maintenance. Each system has trade-offs in lifespan, cost, and maintenance—so it's smart to weigh those factors with your contractor.

Lifespans vary by material and installation quality. TPO and PVC typically last 20–25 years, EPDM can go 30+ years, BUR and modified bitumen last 15–30 years, and metal roofs can exceed 40–70 years. Regular maintenance plays a big role in reaching (or exceeding) those lifespans.

Most systems need at least annual inspections to check for damage, drainage issues, or membrane wear. Low-maintenance systems like EPDM or metal need fewer repairs over time, while options like spray foam or BUR may need more frequent attention. Regular upkeep prevents leaks and extends your roof’s life.

The best type of roofing underlayment depends on your roof’s needs. Rubberized asphalt offers the best waterproofing for leak-prone areas. Synthetic underlayment is lightweight, tear-resistant, and ideal for most modern roofs. Asphalt-saturated felt is more affordable but less durable and better suited for mild climates.

Ventilation prevents heat and moisture buildup in the attic or roof space. Without proper airflow, your roof is more likely to suffer from mold, rot, and reduced lifespan. It also helps regulate indoor temperatures and reduce energy costs.

Most codes recommend 1 square foot of vent area per 150 to 300 square feet of attic space, depending on insulation and vapor barriers. You can have multiple vents, but what matters most is balance—equal intake and exhaust for steady airflow and proper function.