A Damaged Roof: All roofs will become damaged at some point, and this can be for many reasons such as your building being exposed to adverse weather conditions due to its location, or it could be minor repair issues that have not been addressed quickly, and effectively enough. The extent of the damage may mean it is not economically viable to repair your roof or the materials may be no longer effective, meaning the only option is replacing the covering.
Remodelling Your Building: As your business grows, your building may no longer meet all of your needs. Rather than moving premises, extending what you already have may be the best option. A redevelopment project is likely to require your entire roofing system to be replaced to ensure the existing section is of the same high standard as the new one. This helps to ensure things like leaks and other minor issues where the two sections meet aren’t a problem.
Energy Efficiency: Developments in industrial and commercial roof materials in recent years mean that many old coverings no longer comply with guidelines relating to energy efficiency – which can mean higher energy bills and running costs. The cost of energy is at an all-time high so replacing your roof may be a more cost-effective option than roof repairs that do little to improve energy efficiency.
