The roof is one of the most important parts of your business. A Titan Roofing maintenance plan protects the value of your property with regular inspections, prompt repairs and preventive care, built around your roof and your budget.
Our commercial roof maintenance plans include regular inspections, repairs and preventive work designed to extend the life of your roof and keep it looking sharp for years. When we build your plan, we ask about the size of your roof, the type of roof system, where the property is located, and any problems you are already seeing, so the plan fits your building and budget.
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Regular inspections catch small problems before they become big ones, and prompt repairs avoid the kind of damage that leads to costly downtime for your business. A well-maintained roof also helps rooftop equipment like HVAC units perform better over the long term.
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Customers notice a worn, dated roof, and it reflects on your business. With a maintenance plan, your roof stays clean and in good repair, so your building makes a strong first impression.
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Routine inspections, repairs and cleaning find trouble early and keep the roof working the way it should all year, so you are not caught off guard by a leak after the next big storm.
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From office buildings to multifamily apartment complexes, we maintain a wide variety of commercial roof systems: flat and sloped roofs, TPO, PVC, spray foam, metal, and roof coatings. Our team also offers 24/7 emergency service after hail and high winds.
Get A Free EstimateRegular inspections, cleaning, and prompt repairs of anything we find, like open seams, loose flashing, clogged drains and damaged fasteners, plus a written report after each visit so you know the condition of your roof.
At least twice a year, usually spring and fall, and after any major hail or wind storm. Your plan sets a schedule that fits your roof type and building.
Flat and sloped commercial roofs, including TPO, PVC, spray foam, metal and coated roofs, on everything from offices and warehouses to churches and apartment complexes.
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