A roofing job on a commercial building can represent a significant investment, but since few flat roofs will last more than 20 or 30 years, it is an expense that most commercial property owners will face eventually. Although the average cost for a typical flat roof on a commercial building is approximately $30,000, there are numerous factors that could drive that price up or down substantially. Here are some of the considerations that influence the cost of a commercial roofing job.
Type of Existing Commercial Roof
The existing roofing materials will need to be removed before the new roof can be applied. Some roofing materials are more difficult to remove and require additional labor. For example, a built-up roof or modified bitumen roof usually …show more content…
Drainage issues may be present, or the addition of structures that were added to the roof after its installation may necessitate upgrades to the underneath roof structure.
Other Issues Affecting Cost
The total square footage is a major consideration in determining the cost of a new flat roof. Although the cost per square foot decreases on larger roofs, the total cost will increase as additional labor and materials will be needed.
The distance between the contractor's location and your site can also affect the total cost. The contractor must bear the costs of moving equipment, materials and workers to the site, so he must base his mobilization costs on the distance between his location and your building. If your building is in a location that is difficult to access, the cost may increase as well.
The number of structures protruding from the roof can affect the cost of the job. Every protruding object will require additional trimming and sealing, increasing the …show more content…
We have the experience to select and install a commercial roof that will give your building years of protection. We are an award-winning company serving customers in most areas of Central Texas. Our services include the installation of flat roofs, metal roofing systems, asphalt shingles, flashing, gutters, skylights and siding. We also offer a variety of repair services. If you would like to receive a free estimate, you can call us at (512) 777-1086 or complete the convenient online
Type of Existing Commercial Roof
The existing roofing materials will need to be removed before the new roof can be applied. Some roofing materials are more difficult to remove and require additional labor. For example, a built-up roof or modified bitumen roof usually …show more content…
Drainage issues may be present, or the addition of structures that were added to the roof after its installation may necessitate upgrades to the underneath roof structure.
Other Issues Affecting Cost
The total square footage is a major consideration in determining the cost of a new flat roof. Although the cost per square foot decreases on larger roofs, the total cost will increase as additional labor and materials will be needed.
The distance between the contractor's location and your site can also affect the total cost. The contractor must bear the costs of moving equipment, materials and workers to the site, so he must base his mobilization costs on the distance between his location and your building. If your building is in a location that is difficult to access, the cost may increase as well.
The number of structures protruding from the roof can affect the cost of the job. Every protruding object will require additional trimming and sealing, increasing the …show more content…
We have the experience to select and install a commercial roof that will give your building years of protection. We are an award-winning company serving customers in most areas of Central Texas. Our services include the installation of flat roofs, metal roofing systems, asphalt shingles, flashing, gutters, skylights and siding. We also offer a variety of repair services. If you would like to receive a free estimate, you can call us at (512) 777-1086 or complete the convenient online