Flat Roof and Roof Restoration Experts - Serving Colorado and Beyond

If your roof has deteriorate beyond the point where roof restoration is still an option, RTN still has a solution for you.

Roof replacement can get your roof back to a leak-free, energy-efficient condition. But since a reroofing solution carries with it RTN Does Reroofing and Roof Replacement

additional risks and expenses over that of roof restoration, it is vital that you deal with a qualified and reputable contractor.

Here are some points to consider with a roof replacement option:

1) Will a tear-off be required? Most building departments around the country have adopted the Federal Uniform Building Code, which requires that all existing roofing systems be torn off first when there are two or more roofs before the new roofing system can be installed. That means if you already have two roofs; i.e., a built-up roof covered over with an existing single-ply roof, then both of those roofs will need to be torn-off down to the structural substrate and then the new roofing system can be installed. As you can imagine, that can create a significant cost increase over roof restoration.

2) If a tear-off is required, your roof can theoretically be opened and exposed to the weather. RTN takes great care to limit the amount and time that portions of your roof are exposed.

3) Building operations man be disrupted during portions of a tear-off process - depending upon the extent of the tear-off, of course.

4) Other than the actual cost of a tear-off, a roof replacement that includes a tear-off can also take a significantly increased amount of time to accomplish, especially when adequate precautions are taken to safeguard the building during the process.

A roof replacement is sometimes the best solution for an existing roofing problem. But if you do not need a new roof, we will tell you. And if you do need a new roof, we will be sure to outline for you the options involved so that you can make an informed decision about your roof.

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