Commercial Roof Maintenance

With yearly inspections and making sure that drains, gutters, and emergency scuffers are clear of debris. If any repairs need to be done, resolve them quickly.

Yes. Having a maintenance plan can ensure that the inspections are performed, and the gutter systems are cleaned out on a yearly basis. Not maintaining your roof could void a warranty so a maintenance plan ensures warranty compliance.

It is recommended to have your roof inspected at least once a year.

Lack of regular maintenance can lead to costly repairs or roof replacement. Your roof may be more prone to leaks, mold growth, rot, and compromised structural integrity. Energy costs may increase. Neglected roofs detract from property value, making it less attractive to buyers or tenants, and can expose the owner to legal liability and disrupt business operations.

Minimize roof leaks with routine inspections once a year and after severe weather. Implement a maintenance plan that includes cleaning gutters, removing debris, and addressing minor issues promptly. Ensure proper drainage to channel water away from the building. Seal roof penetrations, repair flashing, trim overhanging vegetation, and schedule professional maintenance with Tarpon Solutions.

DIY roof repairs for commercial properties carry significant risks. They can result in substandard work, voided warranties, legal liability, and increased costs due to improper repairs. DIY repairs may not comply with local building codes, and insurance may not cover resulting damage. Working with Tarpon Solutions ensures repairs are safe, effective, and compliant with industry standards and regulations.

The lifespan of a commercial roof varies based on material, environmental conditions, maintenance, and installation quality, typically lasting 20-30 years. Regular inspections and proactive maintenance can extend its lifespan. Roof coatings can also help avoid replacements and reduce landfill waste.