Let's break down the process to give you a clear understanding:
Step 1: Preparation
- Debris and dust are particular during roof replacement, so we advise protecting important areas and equipment near the work area.
- This work may create noise and vibrations that could affect ceiling fixtures or wall items. Consider temporarily protecting or relocating them.
- If any building or parking lot restrictions exist, please inform us.
Step 2: Delivery
- Typically, roofing materials are delivered directly to the roof two days before the scheduled project. However, sometimes storage in a parking area is necessary. Ensure this area is secure and won’t disrupt daily operations.
- Roofing materials require space, so ensure the storage area won’t hinder day-to-day activities.
Step 3: Installation
- Our expert team arrives at the agreed-upon time to start the roof installation.
- While having your main contact person on-site is ideal, we can work efficiently even if they can’t be present.
Step 4: Cleanup
- We maintain a clean work area throughout the project and conduct a final cleanup after the roof installation.
- Our magnetic tool helps pick up any lingering debris.
- We will assist in returning items to their original places if they are moved during the roofing project.
Step 5: Relax
- After installation, some small granules may wash out through the gutters; this is entirely normal.
- Please sit back, relax, and take comfort that your business property is safer and more secure with its new or improved roof.
Commercial Flat Roofing Products
1.Built-Up Roofing (BUR): A traditional roofing system with multiple layers of bitumen and reinforcing fabrics, offering durability and waterproofing.
2. Modified Bitumen Roofing: Layers of reinforced bitumen membranes with added polymer modifiers for enhanced flexibility and durability, applied using heat or cold adhesive methods.
3.Single-Ply Membranes:
- TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin) Heat-reflective and energy-efficient, resistant to UV rays.
- PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) Resistant to chemicals, fire, and punctures, suitable for buildings with chemical exposure.
- EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) Durable rubber membrane, flexible in cold temperatures, and resistant to UV radiation.
4. Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) A spray-applied foam that expands and solidifies to form a seamless, insulating, and waterproof layer, often coated with a protective elastomeric topcoat.
5. Metal Roofing: Durable and fire-resistant, suitable for low-slope commercial roofs, available in various styles and materials.
6. Green Roofs: Flat roofs partially or completely covered with vegetation, providing insulation, stormwater management, and environmental benefits.
Each roofing product has its unique advantages, installation methods, and maintenance requirements. The choice depends on factors such as climate, building usage, budget, and energy efficiency goals.
By outlining this process, we aim to ensure that, as a business owner, you have a clear picture of what to expect from Trusted Roofing Group. This way, you can concentrate on what truly matters – managing your business!
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Areas We Serve
- St. Charles
- St. Peters
- O'Fallon
- Lake St Louis
- St Louis
- Wentzville
- Chesterfield
- Ballwin
- Creve Coeu