With uncertainties always present in the economy, it’s understandable for property owners and managers to pull back on improvement projects and prioritize smaller tasks like single-ply roof repair to address immediate concerns. What many don’t realize is that prioritizing “must-do” projects can actually offer bigger and longer-term returns, helping weather recession-related concerns while protecting your investments.
What are these projects? One of them is roof replacement.
Roof Replacement Improves Energy Efficiency
Commercial properties use a lot of energy throughout the year so making sure their business is energy-efficient is one of the main concerns property owners and managers have. Roof replacement and new roofing construction are significant investments but they can actually help you save on costs in the long run, especially when the right roofing materials are used and the best practices are employed.
“Re-roofing is a great time to consider spending a little extra on better materials and making sure your insulation meets or exceeds local codes for your area,” said Renee Ramey, executive director for the Metal Roofing Alliance. “Good installation practices and quality material will pay off significantly in the long run.”
Roof Replacement Guards Against Weather Threats
The weather is increasingly becoming harsher and more unpredictable, subjecting your property to more and worse threats every year. By staying on top of roofing maintenance and replacing when needed, you are making sure your commercial property will be able to weather through anything the elements can bring, ensuring your business will be standing the test of time.
A 50-Year History of Excellence
In business since 1962, Carney Roofing Company is the expert to trust for all your commercial roofing requirements in the East Texas area. To learn more about what we can do for you, simply give us a call at (936) 569-8241 or fill out our contact form. Interested in EPDM roofing cost? Ask us for a free estimate today! We serve Tyler, TX, and the surrounding communities.
