Quick and relatively easy to do
A layover takes less time and labor since the underlying system does not need to be torn off if it is not saturated. This process also requires less materials than a new roof installation.
Prolongs roof life
When doing a Layover you’re addressing the outer issues that the roof has and replacing only the saturated base layer where needed, helping to minimize major roof replacement costs.
Considerable savings
After understanding that a layover is quicker and less labor intensive than a total replacement, it makes sense that it costs less as well. Your roof will be able to withstand the elements and perform more effectively without the price tag of a new commercial roof.
I know we’ve made a roof layover sound like the no brainer choice, BUT this solution is not for every commercial property.
If your commercial roof has significant structural damage, a layover would be a temporary fix leading to more costly roof repairs or replacement in the future.
If your commercial roof has already been treated with a layover in the past, it’s time to tear off and start new. According to Ohio law, a flat roof cannot have more than two roofing systems.
The best way to know whether a layover or replacement is right for your commercial building is to schedule a professional inspection. Don’t stay in the dark.
Set up your Roof Survey today!