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Benefits of Metal Roofing

Many homeowners are becoming more and more curious about metal roofing for their property. This structure has been widely debated and discussed over the years. For residential purposes, a metal roof offers several advantages that can’t be experienced with another structure or material. It’s important to note at the start, a metal roof installation will generally be more expensive than an asphalt shingle roof. However, once everything is said and done, there are many instances in which metal roofing is either cheaper or about the same price as a typical roof. That in mind, there are a variety of benefits that come with residential metal roof.

• Longevity: Perhaps one of the most popular reasons behind residential metal roofing is the fact that it is so long-lasting. Metal, when installed and maintained, will last upwards of 75-years or longer. Additionally, most manufacturers offer 50-year warranties on their products.
• Durability: Metal is extremely durable. Options like aluminum or steel can easily withstand sun, wind, rain, smoke, and grease exposures. They are zinc-coated which will prevent corrosion and they will not start or catch fire. All in all, this is a safe and trusted roofing structure. 
• Appearance: Simply put, a metal roof just looks great. The aesthetic and appearance of a metal roof are driving many homeowners to consider installing this structure on their home. On top of all the other benefits, a metal roof will look unique as well as provide versatility in terms of color, type, structure and more.
• Energy Efficient: One of the other major reasons homeowners are choosing metal over shingles is the fact that metal is considered an energy efficient structure. The material reflects light and heat during the summer while helping to keep all that heat in during the winter. This then allows your HVAC system to operate more efficiently and lower your energy bills. 
• Environmentally Friendly: A metal roof is made up of anywhere between 25-95% post-consumer recycled metal. A metal roof can also be installed directly over an existing structure and, when no longer needed as a roof, the material can be recycled yet again. 

When considering a metal roof, it’s very important that you work with the right group. Unfortunately, metal roof installation contractors are hard to come by. Why do you need a specific contractor? Because when a metal roof is improperly installed, you’ll experience more hassle than you will benefit. It would be the same if you were interested in a tankless water heater. As far as metal roofing is concerned, for a quality contractor in your area, the best to rely on can be found at Eclat Roofing.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is it cheaper to get a metal roof or shingle roof?
  • It will depend on how much square footage needs to be covered. Initially, metal is often more expensive than asphalt shingles. Once the entire area is covered and you’ve taken into consideration labor fees, restoration fees, and other items, the two roofs can sometimes, ultimately, cost about the same. 
• Do metal roofs add value to your home?
  • Absolutely! Metal roofing is a great investment if you plan on staying in your home or in the area for quite a while. In fact, several reports suggest that a metal roof can increase your home value between 1 and 6% as well as provide you an 85.9% recoup of your assets if you were to sell the home. 
• How long should a metal roof last?
  • A metal roof should last upwards of 75 years or longer. The reason it might start to fail sooner than expected comes back to the installation. A poor installation job will cause a myriad of problems, including leaks, corrosion, rust, and more. All of which can cause your roof to fail long before it ever should.
• Is a metal roof a good idea?
  • Metal roofing is a good idea for those that plan on staying in their home for several years, or even several decades. This material is often 2-3 times more expensive than traditional options, but it does last significantly longer with little maintenance generally needed.

Benefits of a Roof Replacement

When you are getting ready for a roof replacement or repair, there are several steps you can take to prepare your home. By doing these things you’ll be able to help make the process just a little easier and more efficient.

• Move kids and pets: If there are younger children or anxious animals in the home, it might be best to move them during the replacement process. The loud noises and new people can be frightening. 
• Move cars: Make sure to move any cars away from the house. Doing so will allow your contractor to park closer to the house so they have easy access to their tools and supplies. Additionally, moving your car will protect it from debris and possible damage.
• Cut back trees: To make the job of your contractor a little easier, trim back any tree limbs or branches that may be hanging over your roof. This will provide a clear workspace for roofers so they don’t have to spend more time on your roof.
• Takedown decorations, antenna and more: If you are concerned about pictures or decorations in your home being damaged by the vibrations on the roof, go ahead and take them down. Do the same with any antenna or satellite dishes that may be on your roof.
• Cover valuables: Cover any valuable items in your attic with a dust cover or drop cloth. This will ensure any falling dust or other debris don’t damage the important. If possible, remove them from the attic. If not, be sure to completely cover them before the replacement process gets started. 

Similar to if you were completing a bathroom and kitchen repair, taking the time to get your house in order before will make the entire process run that much smoother.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How long does a roof replacement take?
  • The time to completely replace a roof will vary based on the size of your roof. It could take anywhere from 1-3 days or longer. 
• How long should a roof last?
  • Most traditional roof, like asphalt shingles, should last about 20-25 years. With regular maintenance, however, they can last up to 30 years but should not go further than that.
• What does roof replacement mean?
  • This means that contractors will be replacing a majority of the roof material and/or structure with newer, not damaged materials. Often they need to strip the roof down to the roof decking and make repairs to the structure before completing the replacement process. 
• Should I stay home during a roof replacement?
  • It’s not necessary that you stay home during the replacement process. Most contractors work during business hours, which means they will be at your home while you are at work. If the noise doesn’t bother you, you can absolutely stay though.
• How much does it cost to replace a roof?
  • The cost for replacement will vary based on the size of your roof, the market you are in and more. Generally speaking though, the cost for replacing a roof could range between $1,500 all the way to $6,000 or more.

How to Prep for a Roof Replacement

When it comes time to replace your roof, there are actually quite a few things you can do as a homeowner. Making time to take care of these steps will help make the process that much easier and more efficient.

• Move Pets and Kids: The loud noises and introduction of strangers can be a lot of younger children and pets. Avoid anxiety overloads by temporarily moving pets and smaller children out of the house for the few days it will take to replace your roof.
• Park Cars Elsewhere: Make sure to move your cars away from the house. There will be a lot of debris coming from the roof and the last thing you want is to have to file a claim for car damage on your insurance.
• Take Down Pictures: The vibrations of the equipment and machinery can travel through the walls and cause decorations or pictures to fall. Move any items of value or concern to the floor or to separate boxes that can easily be found again.
• Cover or Move Items in Attic: Definitely make sure to cover any and all items in the attic. Dust and debris can travel quickly with workers walking and replacing your roof. Protect personal and valuable items by covering them or, if possible, move them from the attic temporarily.
• Trim Back Trees: Probably one of the most important things a homeowner can do to prepare their roof is to trim back any overhanging tree limbs. This will not only ensure your new roof is safe from granule loss, but it will make it easier for roofers to access every part of your roof.
• Remove Antenna and Satellite Dishes: Removing these items beforehand will make the job of your roofers that much easier. They won’t have to work around bulky objects and risk damaging them. If you have antennas or satellites that no longer work, talk with your roofer to see if they will remove and dispose of the item for you.

These are all things to consider if you already live in your home. Obviously, if you are working on new construction plumbing in your home, you won’t have as many things to take into consideration. That being said, always be aware of your surroundings during any roofing or construction services, including a roof replacement.

Roof Replacement Benefits

So you’ve got your home and roof ready for a replacement, but you may be wondering what are the benefits of a roof replacement in Dallas, TX. There are a lot of benefits to replacing your roof, such as:

• Curb Appeal: Replacing and updating your roof will help your homes current curb appeal, increasing your property value as well as the property value of the homes around you.
• Resale Value: When you decide to sell your home, having a newer roof will help you get more in the actual sale.
• Energy Efficiency: Choosing a roof replacement and insulation replacement will actually help your home be more energy efficient. This will make your home more comfortable year round as well as saving you money in the long run.
• Safety: If your roof has been compromised by damage, mold, or any other issue replacing the whole thing will improve the health and safety of your home.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the average cost to replace a roof?
  • A roof replacement and cost depends on the square footage as well as the material used in replacement. On average, homeowners should expect to pay between $1,700 and $8,500 for a roof replacement.  
• What is included in roof replacement?
  • Usually removing the old material, dumpsters to trash the old roofing, the new roofing material, and warranties for the new roofing material. Unless specifically specified in the documentation, roof replacements don’t include things like replacing the insulation or roof decking.
• How do I prepare my roof for replacement?
  • The most important steps to prepare your roof and your home are to temporarily relocate any pets, cover or move attic items, and move your cars away from the house. Doing so will help prevent unnecessary damages or problems.  
• Does a new roof add value to your home?
  • It does! Adding a new roof can help increase your current property value, as well as the property value of the homes around you. Plus, a newer, better roof can help your resale value when it comes time to sell your home.
• Should I stay home during roof replacement?
  • That is up to you. Most roof replacements take only a few days and most of the job is completed while homeowners are at work so you can stay if the noise doesn’t bother you.

Your home is one of the biggest financial investments that you will ever make. It is exciting to be a homeowner, but also a huge responsibility. The integrity of your home decides the home’s value and the safety it can provide for you and your family. Keeping up regular maintenance and keeping up with exterior home repairs can help ensure that you catch and fix potential problems before they cost you heavily in repairs.

Common Exterior Home Repairs

Keeping up with regular exterior home repairs is one of the most important aspects of protecting your home. The exterior of your house is forced to endure the worst of mother nature. In order to help you protect your greatest asset, we have compiled some ways to help you protect your home.

Exterior Home Repairs You Can Do On Your Own

Trim back trees, bushes, and other plant life so their branches to not reach your home. Vegetation can be a beautiful addition to any home, but they can also put it at risk if you fall behind on keeping them in line. Tree branches that reach to close to your home’s roof can cause major damages to the shingles and to the roof in general during a storm, heavy wind, or if the tree dies and becomes weakened.

Roots, limbs, and vines from shrubs or other plants can wreak havoc on your home’s siding. It is important to keep them trimmed back so that there are at least two feet of space between your home and the plants. This can also aid in keeping animals that call the bushes home from moving on in with you.

Keep your front and back porch, and the siding of your home, protected with a fresh coat of paint. Painting over your deck, porch, and the siding of your home will prevent them from weathering, and help maintain the integrity of your home. The paint will help seal the wood on your porch, will prevent it from splintering and harming you or your family.

A fresh coat of paint can also help seal up the material of your siding and your front and back porch from moisture, which will help prevent water damage. Water damage can greatly impact the integrity of your home by weakening the materials. If this happens, the materials may need to be repaired or replaced, which can cause financial strain.

(Note, you can also contact any home improvement company to aid you in the painting of your home if you feel that the job may be too difficult for you.)

Perform regular maintenance and inspection of your roof.  Your roof is probably the biggest financial investment in your home. It is in charge of keeping your family safe from the elements, providing insulation for your home, and helping detour water away from the interior. Your roof is vulnerable to storm, wind, and hail damage which is why it is important to do an inspection after every storm and every fall and spring. You should keep a lookout for missing or broken shingles, dark spots on the roof which can point to there being a leak, signs of mold or mildew growing on the roof, flashings being dented, and the health of the soffit and the fascia.

If you notice a problem with your roof, it is advised that you seek help from a professional roofer to help repair damages, and maintain the health of your roof. This will prevent an early roof replacement. Also, a professional roofing company will be able to help you with the inspection as well. 

(Wondering who you can turn to when it comes to your roofing needs? Call Eclat Roofing at (214) 373-1500 to speak with one of our expert roofers today!

Keep your doors clean. You can accomplish this by making sure to wash them regularly. Don’t use chemicals that are too abrasive. Your shampoo is a great (and admittedly odd) resource to use to clean your door. This will help you notice if there are any small holes or cracks on your door and avoid from warping the material. If you ever notice pooling water near or around your door, this is a sign of a leak and you should call a roofing contractor to check the status of your soffit and fascia.

Perform regular maintenance on gutters, paying special attention to removing any debris that may be clogging up the pipes. Clogged pipes and gutter lines can cause water to pool up and leak onto your roof or porch. It can also cause sagging of the gutters, which can warp the metal. It is important to regularly clean your gutters, especially during the fall or after a storm to ensure that you will not have to do a gutter replacement, which can be costly.

Maintenance That is Better Left To A Professional 

Don’t allow cracks in the concrete or driveway of your home to linger for too long. The changing of seasons can cause problems for your driveway and concrete walkways. When water gets trapped into absorbed into the concrete and then freezes, it causes cracks to form in the concrete. This can then be a breeding ground for bugs or even an unintended invitation for weeds to make their home in the cracks. When this happens, the cracks grow larger as the plant’s roots pick apart the concrete as the plant grows.

Cracks can also create a hazardous environment for you, your family, or guests who can easily trip over larger cracks. It is important to get the smaller cracks as soon as you notice them to avoid more costly fixes as the cracks continue to grow bigger.

Inspecting the integrity of your fence. Your fence not only provides protection and privacy for your back yard but also makes it harder for burglars or animals from breaking into your backyard or home. Make sure you replace broken or split boards, to help maintain the strength of your fence. Also, painting it regularly will help avoid cracks and seal the material up from moisture, protecting it from water damage.

If you have an electric fence or gate, it is advised you seek out professional help when trying to replace broken parts, so you can avoid electrocution.

Contact Us

At Eclat Roofing, we are dedicated to helping protect your home with our variety of roofing services. If you feel that the exterior of your home may be in jeopardy because of a faulty, leaky, or old roof, call us today at (214) 373-1500 to speak with a representative. 

Commonly Asked Questions About Exterior Home Repairs

Can I hire someone to perform a deck repair for me, or do I have to do it on my own?

You can hire a Home Improvement Contractor or Specialist to help you repair any broken boards or even repaint your deck. You never have to do anything alone.

How can I keep my mobile home safe from damages?

A mobile home is pretty much the same as a regular home in terms of upkeep. Make sure that there is no denting in the materials used on the siding, as well as ensure any deck that you may have is well maintained and shows no signs of wear. Keeping plants at least two feet away from your living space will help cut down on damages caused by storms and ensure that pests don’t invade your home.

What are some other things I should consider when thinking about home repairs?

Make sure that the stucco, the fine plaster used for molding in architecture, is free of cracks and or large blisters. Keep your windows clean and use that time to inspect frames and sashings of damage.

 

 

Many homeowners have experienced it. Having a roof leak can create a serious headache for you and your family, but the problem only gets worse if left alone. It doesn’t matter if your have a composition shingle installation or a tile rooftop. Understanding what to do to protect your home from further damage could be the difference between a minor inconvenience and thousands of dollars in roof repair costs. 

Is a Roof Leak an Emergency?

In most circumstances, a basic roof leak would not be considered an emergency. That doesn’t mean that you should ignore the problem. Quite the opposite. You should attempt to find the leak as quickly as possible, even if it means you have to crawl up into the attic during the next rain.

There are some situations that obviously call for your local Dallas, TX leak detection & repair company. Extensive water leaks and stains should have you picking up the phone right away. At the very least, your local roofer can install a protective tarp over your roof to prevent immediate damage.

How Do You Repair a Roof?

The first part of any repair is a thorough inspection. While examining your roof, you (or your trusted professional) can start by looking for any obvious signs of damage. Missing shingles (tile, etc.) for instance, should be replaced as quickly as possible. You’ll also want to be on the lookout for cracked shingles, which are particularly common after a nasty hail storm.

Next, you’ll want to look for minor damages that can be fixed with small roof repair. Curled shingles are an easy fix. How do you fix curled shingles? Start by cleaning away any dirt or debris beneath the uplifted shingle, then apply a bit of roofing cement along the uplifted edge of the shingle.

Signs of Shingle Damage

• Curled or raised shingles
• Deep cracks and broken fiberglass mats
• Pock marks
• Moisture in the underlying roof decking and attic

Roof Repair and Maintenance Service

The full service roof repair service will carefully examine your roof for signs of potential leaks. The usual suspects are busted shingles, degraded flashing, and clogged gutters. One quick tip: damaged flashing will actually funnel water into your house, so have it repaired ASAP! Once all signs of trauma have been identified, your roofing professional can outline your best path to repair or replace your roofing.

Should I Repair or Replace My Roof?

That is a crucial question that you, your roofing company, and your insurance agent will need to work together to answer. It’s crucial that you get a roof inspection as quickly as possible, so that you can learn what action you need to take next. Extensive damage across multiple sections of your roof will likely necessitate complete roof replacement. If it’s only a few shingles missing, simple repairs are usually your most cost-effective option.

That being said, there have been countless situations that straddled the line between repairs and replacement. For instance, a roof with five or more years left on its expected lifetime might be worth holding onto, unless your insurance is willing to cover the cost of an early replacement. No matter what decision you make, you’ll want to make it soon to avoid secondary water damage to your home.

Will Insurance Fix a Leaking Roof?

In the majority of homeowner policies, your insurance will likely cover the cost of fixing the roof leak. They may even have a designated company to come and perform the repairs, but you should have some leeway over who you trust to do the job. However, your policy is far less likely to cover the cost if the damage was the result of negligence on your part.

Let’s say an oak tree next to your house dies and gradually starts to droop over your roof. A mighty wind storm blows through the community and knocks that tree on your house. Your insurance may claim that you knew the risk of leaving the dead tree next to the property, and therefore deny your claim. But, if the tree was healthy and the damage unforeseeable, your company will likely honor the policy.

What Type of Water Damage is Covered by Homeowners Insurance?

When it comes to water damage caused by a roof leak, coverage generally depends on the surrounding circumstances. Was the damage the result of a sudden, unexpected hail storm? Or was it the predictable result of a history of poor maintenance? Again, if your insurance company determines that the trauma could have been avoided by basic repairs, you’ll probably have to foot the bill for fixing the roof and restoring your home.

If you’ve been faithful with repairs and the damage is the result of catastrophic storm trauma, your policy should cover internal damages as well. It’s dangerous to make blanket statements about policy coverage. So make sure you examine your homeowner’s policy carefully.

Schedule Your Roof Repair Today!

You don’t have to play the roof repair vs replace guessing game! If you’d like to schedule a professional inspection for your home, talk to one of our pros today at Eclat Roofing! You can schedule a repair appointment by calling us at (214) 373-1500. For assistance in Fort Worth, contact our office at (817) 800-1881!

 

Consider all the essential appliances you depend on each and every day. Your water heater, your air conditioner, and your plumbing all provide the modern comforts we take for granted. To aid you as you maintain these home appliances and to extend the life of your personal investment, here is a brief homeowner’s guide!

General Savings Tips for Home

When it comes to maintaining your home appliances, efficiency is key. Limiting waste and shortening run times will not only save you money on your monthly bill, but it will also extend the life of your invaluable appliances. Try charting your daily usage of water, electricity, and gas. Take careful note of peaks and lull times, plus the hours that no one is in the house. You can utilize intelligent learning equipment (such as the Nest Thermostat) to help you limit appliances usage while you’re out of the house. Otherwise, try limiting waste related to usage habits.

More Detailed Suggestions

Hard Water Damages Your Plumbing Appliances

For your plumbing system, consider your water quality. Do you have problems with heavy water loaded with nasty mineral deposits or dirt? These impurities gradually, but steadily afflict your entire plumbing system, corroding metal and causing unpleasant clogs. There are plenty of water quality solutions to protect your supply from mineral deposits, such as the Rhino water filtration systems.

Installing a quality control device in your plumbing will help extend the life of several of your most important appliances and pipes, including:

• Shower heads
• Sinks
• Water heaters
• Sewer lines
• Kitchen water dispensers
• and more! 

Which Household Appliance Uses the Most Electricity?

One of your most expensive home appliances is your heating and cooling system. Your HVAC system accounts for almost half of your home’s daily energy consumption. Any improvements for your HVAC system can both extend the life of your system and lower energy costs.

Energy Savings Projects

Your home’s roof and attic both play a huge role in protecting your HVAC system, so that’s where our tips apply. First, consider adding additional insulation to your attic. You’ll want to select a product with a high R-factor and good coverage. The more outside air and heat that comes through your attic, the more energy your HVAC system will use to compensate. The average return on investment for additional insulation is beyond 100%, meaning you will gain money over your investment costs.

Another project you can consider is a cool roof replacement. Cool roofing provides an added barrier between your home and direct sunlight. The more light and heat your roof reflects, the better your home energy efficiency will be. Metal is general the preferred material for homeowners, but there are a few other options you can find on the market.

Ask About Our Metal Roof Installation Services!

If you’d like to learn more about how a Dallas, TX metal roof installation can save you money, give our team in Dallas a call today at (214) 373-1500! You can also reach our Fort Worth professionals at (817) 800-1881.

There’s no denying that wood shake shingles are absolutely gorgeous. They upgrade a typical shingle roof into something beautiful and long lasting. While wood shake roofs are premium roofing systems that last for decades and withstand severe weather, they do have some downsides that are important to note. Homeowners need to be aware that wood shake roofs are the most high maintenance roof available, and that is time and effort, along with money that they must be willing to sacrifice for aesthetics. If you are needing wood roof installation or repair in DallasDallas, TX, call Eclat Roofing at (214) 373-1500 today.

Important Wood Roof Maintenance Know How

• Since these shingles are made of real wood, they are extremely flammable. Many insurance companies won’t accept real wood shake roofs anymore. Nowadays, a lot of wood roof shingles are sprayed with fire-retardant coatings to eliminate chances of catching fire. You can also get your wood shingles stained with products like Sikkens Deck and Trim Stain to make their natural finish stay vibrant for years.
• Wood expands when wet, so hiring a certified and legit roofer to properly install the shingles with enough space apart to give them room to expand is critical.
• Moss and algae easily grow on wood roofs due to water being able to get trapped under and inside the wood shingles. Roof cleaning using pressurized water can clear the growth.
• Since these roofs are made from real wood, insects infestations are possible. You can get your roof chemically sprayed to prevent termites from destroying it.

When a storm rolls into the area, you anticipate that your home will be protected and safeguarded against potential damage and water by your roof. Your roof acts as the first line of defense for anything that can be thrown your way, including hail, high winds, debris, and more. To ensure your roof is ready for anything, it is important to have it regularly inspected and repaired. However, even with these services, as a homeowner, you may one day face a leak. Leaks can be formed by a high and sudden impact on your roofing system, creating a dent or puncture that allows water into your home. If this happens to you, do not panic. A qualified roofer can repair your leaking roof and get it back to its best. It is important when you first notice water entering your home to schedule a roof repair to minimize any possible issues that water can cause to your home’s structure.

Can Roof Leak Cause Mold?

The sad truth is that by the time many homeowners notice a leaking roof, water may have been present and seeping into the home for quite some time. You may wonder how much damage water can really cause to your home. The answer is that it can be devastating if left unchecked. Water is invasive, getting in all parts of your home’s structure and on your belongings. Once it travels through your roof leak, it can moisten your insulation, warp your boards, stain your furniture, and even structurally damage your drywall. Even if it just creates a little moisture, water can create a happy environment for mold in all of these areas, creating the need for replacement in your home. Mold spores are always present, but they require moisture in order to grow. A leaking roof can create the proper environment for this hazard to grow in your home. If there is mold in your home, you may experience irritation of the eyes, nose, lungs, and skin, along with health concerns. This is why it is so crucial to act when you notice that there is a leak, to prevent excess damage and even reverse the current damage.

How to Stop Roof Leak

As stated previously, if you notice a leaking roof on your home, you should contact a roofer immediately for service. If you are feeling proactive, you can even get a temporary patch kit from your local home improvement shop in order to stabilize your roof and prevent any more water from getting in. However, it is important to remember that roof patches as temporary. These will eventually fail and allow water to seep back in, or even allow your roof to grow worse. If you have a leaking roof and need service today, Eclat Roofing is always available to assist you. Our roofing contractors are your local experts providing you with high-quality roofing and great customer service. give us a call today at (214) 373-1500 for your roofing needs in Dallas, TX.

When your commercial roof starts nearing the end of its expected lifespan, it starts to walk the fine line between asset and liability. What’s the next right step to take when your roof starts to act its age? A wrong action could lead to unnecessary expenses, while inaction almost certainly have dangerous consequences. If you’re not sure which way to go with your commercial roof, use this helpful guide to get you started. Keep in mind, these solutions will specifically apply to traditional flat systems.

Scenario #1: Minor Deterioration, Fair Condition

You may have started to notice cracking and minor holes in the surface of your roof. Your system still has a few good years left in it. You normally don’t experience any problems with your roofing system. In this scenario, premature replacement would be wasting an unexpired company asset. Instead, you’ll want to consider roof restoration with a special coating. This will both repair the minor scarring and abrasions to your existing system and add up to additional years to its expected lifetime.

Scenario #2: Serious Damage, Does Not Normally Require Repairs

If you’re roof has experienced significant trauma (maybe from a storm or falling debris), you’ll want to determine how much value is still left in your roof. If you still have several years left in its expected lifespan, repairs will probably be the most cost-effective alternative. Afterwards, you might also consider a roof coating.

Scenario #3: Nearly Expired, Serious Damage, Needs Frequent Repairs

Over time, your roof has experienced significant degradation to its structural integrity and protective capability. You find yourself calling your local roofer on a regular basis for general repairs or leak patching. In this case, you’ll need to ask yourself a tough question: “Does the rising expense of maintaining my building’s roof outweigh the investment cost of a new system?” You’ll want to factor in enhanced functionality (and potential energy savings) into your calculations. Odds are, you’re going to find replacement to be cheaper in the long run.

For more information on caring for your commercial roof, feel free to talk with one of our specialists from Eclat Roofing. All you have to do is call 214-373-1500.