The four tenets of roofing are good design, quality materials, proper installation and regular maintenance. We — the roofing industry — have known this for years. Let’s examine the opportunities that regular maintenance provides.
At its core, regular maintenance means roofs should last longer. Seeing small problems and repairing them before they become large and expensive, or not repairable at all, is intuitively the correct way to achieve long-term performance of a roof system. What else can a maintenance program mean to a roofing contractor? Maintenance can provide a consistent business component for your company; a service group can provide significantly to the bottom line. Two knowledgeable roofing persons can service a large quantity of roofs over the course of a year. Servicing just one roof a day means your service group can be on some 200 roofs a year (five days a week for 40 weeks, factoring in winter downtime).
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