It makes little difference whether a roof gets torn up in a severe storm or merely loses a shingle or two. Any damage to a roof needs to be repaired as quickly as possible. When it’s major damage inflicted by a bad weather event like a hurricane, the need for roof repair or replacement is rather obvious. But when the damage involves only a lost shingle or two, a gap in the asphalt, or even leakage from a loose roof tile, then the need is not obvious. But it is more urgent.
Slow, long-term damage is insidious for how it leaves a roof apparently intact to causal appearance. But as moisture leaks in, there’s ceiling damage and timber rot on the support frames as long as the leak goes unchecked. Even worse is how the way is then left clear for two other damaging agents to settle in: mold, and termites. Both thrive upon moistened wood. Mold represents a progressively serious health hazard. Termites steadily chomp away at the wooden framework over the course of years and establish new colonies throughout the building. Eventually, the business owner or landlord is looking at several thousand dollars to rectify the harm from either agent.
Commercial roofing contractors in Fort Collins CO understand these issues and are the first to urge immediate repair work when they spot a developing problem. Their roofers, all certified professionals who are insured to work on commercial buildings, move in quickly to handle any job from the replacement of a few tiles to the repair of major support frames and relaying the outer roof surface. They can spot where wood rot or termite damage has set in, remove the infected sections, and restore the compromised roof area to a good-as-new condition. And they are fully equipped and experienced in the repair or rebuilding of all types of commercial roof. They can lay down new tar or asphalt on a flat roof as easily as installing new shingles. Regardless of the type of roof involved, commercial roofing contractors in Fort Collins CO guarantee professional work that will last for many years to come.