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Maintenance plans

The cheapest way to get a roof to full life.

Twice-a-year inspections with drain and seam checks catch small problems before they become leaks over your tenants.

What a plan includes

  • Spring and fall inspections — after winter and again before it returns.
  • Drains, scuppers and gutters cleared so water leaves the roof.
  • Seams, flashings and penetrations checked and minor repairs made on the spot.
  • Post-storm checks after significant hail or wind events.
  • Written condition report with photos and a remaining-life estimate you can use for capital planning.

Why it pays

Most manufacturer warranties expect the owner to maintain the roof. A documented maintenance history protects your warranty, keeps small issues small and gives you years of notice before a replacement, instead of a surprise.

For portfolios and associations

Property managers and HOAs with multiple buildings get one schedule, one report format and one point of contact across every roof. Churches receive discounted maintenance pricing.

FAQ

Questions owners and managers ask.

How often should a commercial roof be inspected?

At least twice a year — spring and fall — and after any significant hail or wind event.

Do maintenance plans include repairs?

Minor repairs found during the visit are handled on the spot. Larger items are documented and priced separately so you can approve them first.

Commercial Division

Know what your roof needs before it leaks.

Free commercial roof inspection with a photo report and side-by-side options — repair, restore, recover or replace.

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