Garage Door Repair & Installation

Garage Door Repair & Installation

Did your garage door stop working properly? Is it jammed? Is the door opening unevenly or too slowly? No matter what the issue is, you must contact a trusted repair service to fix the problem promptly.

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FULL GARAGE DOOR SERVICE

We are a one-stop-shop for commercial, residential, and occupational garage door repairs and new installations.

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FULL GARAGE DOOR SERVICE

We are a one-stop-shop for commercial, residential, and occupational garage door repairs and new installations.

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A REASON TO TRUST

Our garage door technicians are licensed, fully trained and highly experienced to handle all kinds of garage door tasks.

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A REASON TO TRUST

Our garage door technicians are licensed, fully trained and highly experienced to handle all kinds of garage door tasks.

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SPEEDY & SECURITY

We believe in quickly fixing your garage door issue as it is a concern of safety and security.

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SPEEDY & SECURITY

We believe in quickly fixing your garage door issue as it is a concern of safety and security.

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WHAT WE PROVIDE

RESIDENTIAL

We are the best choice for installing, maintaining, and replacing residential garage doors and garage door openers.

COMMERCIAL

We install, replace, service and repair a wide range of commercial garage doors and garage door openers.

REPAIR

We can service all makes and models of garage doors and motors. Our repair technicians are highly qualified .

Trusted Garage Door & Gate Repair Services

Our Doors & Gates is a garage door and gate repair business that offers 24/7 service to both residential and commercial clients. We utilize only high-quality, made-in-the-parts, and advanced techniques to both install and repair garage doors, Garage door openers, and residential gate systems. We also offer our customers a warranty on all parts and labor to ensure that you get the best service possible.

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Our Services

Trusted Garage Door & Gate Repair Services We Offer

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Broken Springs

Most garage door manufacturers use torsion springs to perform heavy lifting.

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New Garage Doors

Precision Door stocks a variety of rollers to fit garage doors from all major manufacturers.

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Rollers & Cables

Precision Door stocks a variety of rollers to fit garage doors from all major manufacturers.

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Off Track Doors

Precision Door can provide same-day service for your garage door track repair.

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Noisy Door

A noisy garage door can be a nuisance, or it can be an indicator of a larger problem.

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General Repair And Maintenance

We promise to meet or beat our competitor’s prices and quotes, providing you with reasonably priced services and products that fit your budget.

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Always Open To Solve Your Problems

If you need garage doors installed, we can help. Our garage door contractors can take care of all your needs.

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Water Damage Restoration

WATER DAMAGE RESTORATION

Water Damage Can Be From A Broken Dishwasher Hose, Washing Machine Overflow, Dishwasher Leakage, Broken / Leaking Pipes, Flood Waters, Groundwater Seepage, Building Envelope Failures (Leaking Roof, Windows) 24/7 Emergency Assistance. For Immediate Help Call Today!

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What is Water Damage Restoration?

Water damage restoration can return your home to the way it was before the damage occurred. Water restoration is a specialized service that removes water from your home and restores it to a livable, pre-damaged condition.

While it’s understandable to feel panicked when your home has flood damage or another water intrusion, it’s also important to realize you need to act as quickly as you can. The longer you wait, the more extensive the damage will get—and the longer the water cleanup will take.

Water can cause more than structural damage to your home. It can also present a serious health hazard. It doesn’t take long for standing water to breed mold and bacteria, pathogens that can cause severe respiratory illnesses, and other problems.

Water Damage Cleanup & Restoration

Water Damage Cleanup & Restoration – When you are dealing with Water Damage, immediate action is crucial. Our professionals respond immediately and use advanced equipment and techniques to remove the water quickly. They closely monitor and document the drying process to verify your property is dried properly and thoroughly. unexpected water damage can occur from numerous sources including: leaks from broken pipes, malfunctioning sump pumps, heavy rain water, fire suppression systems, backed up sewer lines, severe weather changes and more.

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Residential Water Damage Restoration

From leaking faucets to burst pipes and flooding, water damage is one of the most common and potentially destructive problems you can face as a homeowner. If not taken care of immediately, excess water in your home can promote electrical hazards, cause expensive damage to your home’s structure and furnishings and can even lead to the growth of hazardous mold.

Commercial Water Damage Restoration

Water damage such as floods, plumbing leaks, broken pipes, storms, sewage backup and appliance malfunctions can all cause unexpected destruction in your business. Getting it cleaned up and back to its rightful state is job number one. We minimize interruptions to your business and do everything possible to keep your doors open during the restoration process.

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Water Damage Restoration Process

Every water damage situation is a little different, and requires a unique solution, but the general process stays the same. The steps listed below illustrate our process for the “typical” water damage emergency.

Emergency Contact

Believe it or not, the water damage restoration process begins the minute you call us!
Our IICRC trained professionals are ready for your call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
During our first conversation with you, we begin to guide you through the crisis.
We’ll ask several questions to help us better understand your needs and determine the equipment and resources we bring on site – but more importantly, we listen.

Inspection and Water Damage Assessment

When we arrive at your property, we determine the scope of the damage. We’ll inspect and test to determine the extent of damage and how far the moisture has traveled to ensure proper and complete restoration. Before we get to work, we’ll ask you to sign some paperwork that gives us permission to help you.

Water Removal / Water Extraction

The water removal process begins almost immediately and removes the majority of the water. We use powerful commercial-grade pumps and vacuum units to quickly remove hundreds or thousands of gallons from your property, which helps prevent secondary water damage and mold growth.

Removal of un-salvageable materials

If the water has damaged drywall or floors, depending on the source of the water, building materials as well as furnishings may need to be removed.
We photo-catalog the extent of the damage and keep a detailed record of the property damage loss.

Drying and Dehumidifying

We use commercial equipment to remove the remaining water that is harder to access. Our Professionals will use room measurements, temperature, and relative humidity to determine the optimal number of air movers and dehumidifiers needed to dry your home or business. We will visit your home or office several times after the equipment has been set up to monitor the drying process to make sure it’s drying fast.

Cleaning and Sanitizing

We clean all of the items that can be restored as well as the structures damaged by the water using a number of techniques.
Our professionals are trained to provide sanitizing treatments and to remove odors and deodorize your property.

Restoration

Restoration is the process of restoring your home or business to its pre-loss condition. Restoration may involve minor repairs, such as replacing drywall and installing new carpet, or may entail major repairs, such as the reconstruction of various areas or rooms in a home or business.

Communicating with your insurance company

Because we keep a detailed record of the type and the extent of the water damage, we provide your insurance company with the data they need to process your claim.

When your home or commercial property has water damage from storm damage, flooding or leaks, we have the knowledge, training, expertise and equipment to properly restore your property.

What To Do After Water Damage

  • Water and bacteria-growth damages can begin within hours. Call for professional help.
  • Remove as much water as possible by mopping and blotting.
  • Remove wet area rugs or other floor coverings not permanently attached.
  • Do not attempt to start removing wall-to-wall carpet without a professional.
  • Lift draperies from the floor, loop through a coat hanger and hang them on a drapery rod.
  • Wipe furniture, prop up wet cushions to dry and place aluminum foil under furniture legs.
  • Move photos, paintings and art objects to a safe, dry location.
  • Pack books tightly on shelves until a restoration pro can begin specialized drying.
  • Open drawers, closets and cabinets to enhance drying.

What Not To Do After Water Damage

  • Never enter a room with standing water until electricity has been turned off!
  • Never use a regular household vacuum to remove water.
  • Never lift tacked-down carpet without professional help.
  • Never use electrical appliances while on wet carpet or flooring.
  • Do not disturb visible mold.
  • Do not remove books from shelves.

Equipment Used By Our Professional

Water Removal Equipment

  • Moisture Detectors, Hygrometers And Other Meters Measure The Extent Of Moisture Saturation
  • Infrared Camera May Be Used To Identify Water Location For Thorough Water Removal
  • Submersible And Gas-Powered Pumps For Continuous Pumping Of High-Level Water
  • Truck Mounted And Portable Extraction Units Perform Efficient Water Removal

Sanitizing Agents, Germicides, & Anti-Microbial Treatments

  • Deodorization Products Control Odors From Excessive Moisture
  • Disinfection Products Stop The Growth Of Bacteria, Fungi, Mildew And Other Harmful Micro-Organisms

Hi-Tech Drying Equipment

  • Drying Equipment Helps Prevent Property Water Damage Like Swelling And Warping Of Floors, Walls And Furniture
  • Industrial Grade Dehumidifiers Minimize Secondary Water Damage
  • High-Speed Air Movers Create Airflow Across Walls, Carpets, Pads And Furniture, Evaporating moisture

Why Choose Our Professional

They’re Faster to Any Size Disaster

Our professionals are dedicated to responding immediately to water emergencies. A fast response lessens the damage, limits further damage, and reduces cost.

They’re Highly Trained Water Damage Specialists

Our professionals specialize in water damage restoration, the cornerstone of our business. They have extensive water damage restoration training with an emphasis on monitoring and documenting the drying process until completion.

  • Water Cleanup and Damage Restoration Technicians
  • Applied Structural Drying Technicians

They Use Advanced Water Restoration Equipment and Techniques

Their advanced equipment helps to detect hidden moisture, extract the standing water quickly, and thoroughly clean and dry your home and belongings. They finish the job with professional deodorization and sanitizing agents for your comfort and safety.

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How we can help

We understand what you may be going through when your home suddenly falls into disrepair. The fear, the uncertainty, stress, and sheer horror at the loss of personal items and to see your home in such a poor state.

We provide you with highly competitive rates and a 100% GUARANTEE on all water damage services provided. Our water damage specialists go the extra mile to ensure you, the customer, are completely satisfied with our services, pricing, and professionalism starting from your initial call to us and ending when your property is fully clean and restored. We encourage comparing our services, pricing, and guarantee with other water damage restoration companies and are confident we will earn your trust.

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Get Water Damage Help

We’re Available 24/7 for Emergency Water Damage Restoration Services. Call Today!

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Walk in Bathtub

Walk-In Bathtubs for Seniors/Elderly

A Walk-in Bath is a bath with a door which making getting in and out of the tub easier. Walk-in bathtub offer comfort, easy access and durability for elderly and disabled.

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Walk-In Tubs

What is a Walk in Bathtub?

A walk in bathtub is a bathtub that is designed for you to literally walk in to. The purpose of this is for those that have trouble climbing in and out of the traditional bathtub style, eliminating much of the hazards of slipping and falling. This is accomplished with adding more vertical elements to the bathtub design instead of having more horizontal space as with a normal bathtub. Walk in bathtubs usually contain footholds and handlebars and many feature seats so that you don’t have to stand while bathing, placing less pressure on your legs.

Who are Walk in Tubs for?

Walk in bathtubs are great for those that have weak knees or problems standing for long periods of time as many of these are built with seats. This extends doubly over as the primary reason for these bathtubs to exist is to assist both the elderly and any disabled individuals. With the design of these bathtubs, anyone can easily enter into the bathtub with the assistance of guide rails and steps without fear of tripping and falling on slippery bathtub surfaces.

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Popular Features of Walk-in Tubs

Walk-in tubs have a range of features that help make bathing a more comfortable and safer experience. Below is a breakdown of some of the most common elements of these tubs.

  • Step-in height: This refers to the height of the threshold you’ll need to step over to get inside the tub. A standard bathtub can have thresholds of 15 inches. For walk-in tubs, the average stepover is between 3 and 7 inches. That means there’s no need for high leg lifting or balancing. Some wheelchair accessible tubs are even lower. Opting for the lowest height possible is best if you want safer access to your tub.
  • Watertight door: Walk-in tubs are sealed with watertight doors, which allows bathers to step into the tub safely. This standard feature will either swing inward or outward, depending on the tub and your preference. Although these doors have tight seals, opening and closing them requires minimal arm strength.
  • Hand-held showerhead: A hand-held shower head is one of the best ways to take a shower while sitting down. This allows even those with limited mobility to easily bathe without straining themselves. Many shower heads also come with adjustable force and spray, which is convenient if you prefer less water pressure.
  • Built-in chair: Fixed chairs are a common feature of walk-in tubs which allows you to sit comfortably during your bath, while also reducing the risk of falling. These chairs are usually soft and some are even heated. Depending on the tub, the chair can be adjusted to meet your specific height and needs.
  • Therapy features: Hydrotherapy, aromatherapy, and heated surfaces are considered more luxurious additions. High-quality whirlpools and air jets help soothe and massage seniors with aching muscles and joint pain.

Different Types of Walk-in Tubs

Just like regular bathtubs, walk-in tubs come in all shapes and sizes. Many are designed to help with specific accessibility or therapy needs. Before selecting a walk-in tub, you may want to compare your options to see which one meets your needs the best. Below are some of the different types of walk-in tubs on the market.

  • Soaker: The soaker is a large standard walk-in tub with a watertight door and a fixed seat. This tub makes a good option for those trying to keep their costs down.
  • Hydrotherapy: These tubs, often referred to as whirlpool or jacuzzi tubs, are known for their strong jets that help massage sore muscles. Hydrotherapy walk-in tubs are an excellent choice for aiding in arthritis.
  • Wheelchair accessible: Roll-in or wheelchair accessible tubs have wide swinging doors and grab bars, making it easy to move from a wheelchair onto the seat inside.
  • Aromatherapy: These tubs provide soothing and relaxing scents while you bathe. They mix in essential oils with the water to give you a truly spa-like experience.
  • Bariatric: A bariatric walk-in bathtub has wide doors and is designed to support people who weigh more than 300 pounds.

Health Benefits of a Walk-In Tub

Walk-in tubs can help with a number of health concerns, including:

Arthritis

The Arthritis Foundation has reported that warm water therapy is proven to help alleviate pain caused by musculoskeletal conditions, including fibromyalgia, arthritis and low back pain. To maximize the benefit of warm water therapy, researchers recommend that you:

  • Soak for at least 20 minutes
  • Drink water before and after to stay hydrated
  • Use warm, not hot water – Ideal temperature range is 92 to 100 degrees
  • Perform gentle stretching exercises while you soak

Cardiovascular Health

A recent study has found that warm baths can help to improve cardiovascular health. For those with heart issues, a warm bath can help by:

  • Lowering blood pressure
  • Increasing blood vessel dilation
  • Decreasing arterial stiffness

Blood Sugar Level Reduction

For those with Type-2 diabetes, a warm bath may help reduce blood sugar levels. Researchers found that subjects in a study who took regular warm baths had reduced peak blood sugar levels by 10%, increased energy expenditure levels by 80% and burned an average of 126 calories per hour. While people with Type-2 Diabetes should continue to eat well and exercise, a warm bath could help reduce their blood sugar levels.

Stress and Anxiety

A warm bath has long been used to help people relax and relieve stress. An advancement in bathing called chromatherapy has taken the relaxing benefits of a warm bath to the next level. Chromatherapy is the use of colored lights to help enhance relaxation and reduce tension. Some walk-in tub models have optional chromatherapy lights that can increase the tension reducing benefits of a bath.

So as you can see, the therapeutic health benefits of bathing coupled with the accessibility of a walk-in bathtub make them an attractive bathing solution for those with limited mobility due to aging, illness, or disability.

Disadvantages of walk-in tubs

There are some disadvantages to having a walk-in tub.

Walk-in tub fill and drain times

Two downsides are that you have to get in the tub before you fill it and you can’t exit until it’s drained.

Standard walk-in tubs take six to eight minutes to fill up and up to 15 minutes to drain. Some newer models, like those from Kohler and Ella’s Bubbles, have quick drain technology that empties the tub in as few as two minutes.

Features like heated seats and advanced drains can help you stay warm throughout your bath, and a scald prevention valve is critical to preventing dangerously hot water from burning you.

Walk-in tub water usage

Some walk-in tubs hold much more water than traditional tubs, and supplying this much warm water can be taxing for many water heaters. If you’re buying a large walk-in tub, consult the manufacturer to see if your water heater is up to the task.

Not all walk-in tubs hold enough water to create this problem, though. An average tub holds about 50 gallons of water, while some walk-in tubs can hold up to 80 gallons.

While a walk-in tub is generally deeper than a traditional tub, this depth does not always equate to more volume. In some cases, a walk-in tub may be narrower than a standard tub, and the seat in a walk-in tub takes up much of its potential volume.

How Much Do Walk-In Tubs Cost?

As with anything else, the brand and any extra bells and whistles you choose will play a factor in how much a walk-in tub costs. The average cost of a tub with installation can range anywhere from $1,500 to as much as $20,000. While those prices might initially make your jaw drop, just remember that’s still less expensive than a fall-related hospital visit. To invest in your health and wellbeing long-term, we think the price is worth it. While traditional Medicare doesn’t cover the cost of a walk-in tub, you’ll be able to get a tax reduction if the tub is installed for a medical safety reason! The cost of your walk-in tub will vary based on several factors, including:

  • Hydrotherapy or jets: These features may tack on an extra fee, as the installer will need to wire electricity to the tub.
  • Luxury Features: The more customized features you add, the more you can expect your tub to cost. For instance, if you want to add a decorative bath wall and upgraded finishes, or if the tub needs to be customized to fit the size of your bathroom, you can expect to pay more.
  • Plumbing: Walk-in tubs hold a lot of water. You may need a new water heater or upgraded pipes to have enough hot water and allow the tub to fill quickly.
  • Installation: Installation may be included in your walk-in tub’s cost, depending on the brand and where you purchase it. However, if it’s not included, installation is an additional cost to consider, which can range from around $1,000 to $3,000.
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Installing a walk-in tub could raise your home’s value

Why Do I Need a Walk-In Tub?

There are several advantages to adding a walk-in tub to your home aside from making it easier to take a bath or shower. Let’s take a look at how a walk-in tub can improve your quality of life and safety.

Hydrotherapy

Jets in a whirlpool or jacuzzi tub can massage sore muscles and help you relax. Hydrotherapy can help seniors cope with injuries like burns, ulcers, and amputations. This feature is also great if you’re dealing with conditions like arthritis, as the water and jets can soothe aching joints and inflammation. Even if you decide not to add jets to your walk-in tub, simply soaking in the warm water also offers numerous health benefits. Warm water on its own can alleviate joint and muscle pain, and it encourages the release of endorphins to boost your mood.

Prevent Accidents and Injuries

Getting into a standard tub is one of the leading causes of falls for older adults with mobility issues or a history of falling. According to the CDC, a fall can result in a hefty hospital bill, often costing more than $30,000. For seniors on fixed incomes or a tight budget, this can add stress and financial strain to physical injury. Since walk-in tubs are designed to eliminate the hazards of bathing, your risk of falling will be greatly reduced, which means you can avoid an unpleasant and very pricey visit to the hospital as well.

Along with helping seniors avoid falls, walk-in tubs also remove the need for a sliding shower door, which poses another risk to seniors. As we get older, our balance and mobility begin to decline, especially when standing on slippery surfaces, like in a bath or shower. Because shower doors aren’t designed to support body weight, they may move or break if too much weight is put on them when trying to balance. Since walk-in tubs get rid of sliding doors and typically feature sturdy handrails, they are much safer.

May Increase Home Value

Installing a walk-in tub could raise your home’s value, especially if you live in a retirement community. Since retirement communities are designed for older adults, any added safety features and medical equipment, like a walk-in tub, can make your property more desirable and increase its value, which means a walk-in tub is a long-term investment!

Walk-in tub installation

Many walk-in tubs require professional installation, and companies don’t always include this in their cost estimates. Some homes, particularly older ones, may also need to have their electrical and plumbing systems updated before you can install a walk-in tub.

Another thing to keep in mind is that walk-in tubs are quite large — you need a relatively big bathroom for it to work. You might have to temporarily remove your door to fit the new tub inside.

Some walk-in tubs are more affordable to install than others. Gelcoat tubs are typically easier to lift and move and thus easier to get installed, while durable acrylic tubs are heavier and may take longer to install.

Your walk-in tub company should work with you to determine what needs to be done before installation.

Walk in Tub vs Shower Tub Combo

A shower bathtub combo is a flexible design, allowing you to take any existing bathtub and simply add a shower attachment, some curtains or doors, and you have a shower bathtub combination, giving you more flexibility in your bathing. Of the two, the shower, bathtub combination is easily more flexible in both price point and function as it gives the option for quick showers or long baths all in one more digestible price point as the many of these can be put together for under $500. For many, a shower bathtub combination is going to be the more practical choice as the negatives of a walk-in bathtub is one of time and flexibility. Walk-in bathtubs have only one method of bathing and it is a fairly time consuming one at that. Their purpose shouldn’t be understated however, as they are well-designed bathtubs, but if you don’t have elderly or disabled individuals in your home, a walk-in bathtub is not recommended.

How long does a walk in tub last?

With proper maintenance, a walk in bathtub should last anywhere from 10-15 years depending on the material used. Fiberglass will typically curb around the low end of the spectrum, lasting 15 years at the max, where as acrylic will have a much longer shelf life, floating between 25-30 years easily. The difference with walk-in bathtubs compared to other bathtubs is that not all of the surface area is used during bathing, meaning there may be build up and erosion on areas that are not immediately visible to you, so be mindful of this moving forward as these bathtubs are not cheap.

Will Medicare Pay for a Walk-In Tub?

In most cases, a walk-in tub is not considered a piece of durable medical equipment by Medicare, which means it's not covered. However, in some rare cases, Medicare may reimburse you for part of the cost, but the tub needs to be purchased and installed first.

Will Medicaid Pay for a Walk-In Tub?

If a person qualifies for Medicaid (which is determined on a state-by-state basis), there is a chance the walk-in tub may be covered. But, that is something you need to look into since rules and regulations vary. If you are looking for a reimbursement for a walk-in tub, you need to file a claim with Medicare and get a written prescription from your doctor stating that it is a medical necessity. As with any medical need, you should always consult with your doctor to discuss whether investing in a walk-in tub is right for you.

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High-quality walk-in tubs designed for safety, comfort and elegance. Let our team help you find the perfect bathtub. Call us today at

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Need A Roofer?

Have A Problem With Your Roof? Have An Emergency Roofing Problem Or Need Your Roof Repaired. We Offer A Full Line Of Roof Services To Help You With All Of Your Roofing Needs. Call us today for a quote on your roofing work.

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What is a Roofer?

A roofer is a professional who specializes in roof construction. Roofers monitor the entire process of roofing in residential as well as commercial construction. They analyze the construction plans and make sure that the roofing is done in strict accordance with the design. Roofers also determine the materials, substrates and supportive accessories to be used for roof installations. Even the specifications of the beams, trusses and rafters upon which roofs are installed are decided by roofers.

What does a Roofer do?

A roofer works on the tops of buildings installing, maintaining and repairing roofs using a variety of materials. They can work on the tops of both commercial and residential buildings and on construction sites. Roofers are often responsible for the whole process of roofing from inspecting a roof for damage or wear to sourcing materials and completing repairs.

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Roofing Services

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Residential Roofing Services

You might think that a roof is a roof and that’s that. However, there are different roofing types, depending on the type of building and the material used. Residential roofing is used on regular residential buildings. It’s one of the simpler types of roofing, where the only real obstacle can be the chimney. They are mostly straightforward to create and install. However, you still need quality materials and a proper professional roofing business that knows how to do the job right. In addition to this, residential roofing varies in design. However, the design is rarely as important as the fact that the roof needs to be easy to maintain, repair, and replace if necessary.

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Commercial Roofing Services

Commercial roofing systems differ radically from residential roof systems. The principal reason for this is due to the fact that commercial roof systems have a different purpose. Commercial roof systems are usually far larger, typically flat, and need to be built to last. While residential roof systems can be more intricate and streamlined for individual purposes (and are usually composed of asphalt shingles) commercial roof systems are more generic and engineered to fit the purpose of the building. Commercial flat roof systems vary in roofing material, ranging from EPDM to modified bitumen, to TPO or PVC.

Full-Service Residential Roofing

we provide all residential roofing services. Let’s explore some of our popular residential roofing solutions:

  • Residential Roof Installation: If you’re building a new home, our roof installation team can implement a new roof for you immediately.
  • Residential Roof Replacement: If you’re searching for a roof replacement service, we’ll remove your existing roof and install new roofing materials.
  • Residential Roof Repair: If you have a roof problem that’s causing a leak or any other problems, we’ll fix the issue quickly.
  • Residential Roof Maintenance: If you want to maintain your roof and extend its lifespan, then our maintenance team is here to help.
  • Residential Roof Inspection: If you need a roof inspection report, our inspection team can visit your home and assess your roof.

Types of Residential Roofing

Asphalt Shingles

The most common residential roofing material used in the United States are asphalt shingles, and for a good reason. These shingles have been around since 1903 have stood the test of time as one of the most reliable types of roofing material.

Relatively inexpensive up-front cost and is relatively simple to install

Asphalt shingles usually last up to 20 years or more on an average home. They are particularly useful in an area like St. Louis, where weather isn’t as radical as somewhere like Florida.

They consist of two different types of base materials – organic and fiberglass. This unique design helps them reflect sunlight away from home, helping reduce air conditioning costs during the hot summer months. They are also resistant to wind and hail damage while providing additional waterproofing support for your home.

In addition to their cost-effective nature and durability, asphalt shingles come in a wide variety of colors and styles.

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Slate Shingles

Slate shingles are a sophisticated and upscale type of roofing material. They are made from concrete, providing your home with resistance to rot and fire. They are incredibly easy to maintain and have a life expectancy of 100 years. While these are incredibly durable and give off a natural appearance, they come with their own unique set of disadvantages, too. The weight of slate shingles and the cost associated with them means they require a high degree of expertise for installation.

Slate shingles are also susceptible to damage when you walk on them, making maintenance and gutter cleaning a pain.

Because of these drawbacks, slate shingles aren’t widespread in the Midwest. Instead, they see far more usage on the East Coast (although they do make appearances in states like Arkansas and Kentucky).

Wood Shakes

Cedar shake roofs use wood shingles made from split logs. Since they are mostly wood, and because every shingle is of slightly varying size, they have a very distinct and natural look to them.

These roofing materials have been around since the colonial era for a lot of reasons. For one, they can withstand harsh weather conditions, keeping UV rays out of the home, which reduces air conditioning costs. This energy efficiency makes them highly effective in areas with lots of sunlight.

Additionally, wood shakes are incredibly eco-friendly materials. The insulation they provide will help cut down on energy costs. Not only are they made from wooded material, but they also produce a minimal impact on the quality of water runoff.

While fire-resistance is a concern, many manufacturers apply a fire-resistant coating to them for extra safety.

There are many advantages to wood shakes, but they also require expertise to install. As such, they are a bit more expensive than an asphalt shingle roof, but its durability and energy efficiency are enough for many homeowners to pull the trigger.

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Metal Roofing

Metal roofing has been a growing trend recently. The market share for metal roofs quadrupled over the past decade. Metal shingles are low maintenance, lightweight, and environmentally friendly, giving them a ton of upside.

They’ve also proven to be quite durable. The average life of a metal shingle roof is 50+ years, meaning your investment in them will last a long time relative to other roofing types.

While there is some benefit, the installation can be tricky, so it’s essential to partner with a roofing contractor who understands metal shingles very well.

Clay Tiles

Roofing material manufacturers produce clay tiles by baking molded clay. They can change the amount of time and temperature they heat the clay at to create a range of thickness and textures. In addition to coming in a variety of sizes and shapes, clay tiles are typically available from shades of white, yellow, orange, and brown.

These ceramic roof tiles are generally durable. They’re resistant to fading and are fireproofed, plus quality tiles should last anywhere between 50 to 70 years.

These tiles are more commonly found in the Southwest because they fit in with homes that borrow elements of Spanish architecture.

The tiles hang in parallel rows, overlapping to keep out rainwater.

While they are visually appealing, clay tiles are not suitable for climates with fluctuating weather because they tend to erode. High winds also tend to take their toll on clay tiles over the years, making them somewhat impractical in the greater St. Louis area.

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Commercial Roofing Services

Whether it’s commercial roof installation, repair, replacement, or maintenance, we’re here to help. Let’s explore all our commercial roofing solutions in more detail below:

  • Commercial Roof Installation:- If you want to install a roof on a new commercial building, we can help. We can also partner with your commercial property developers to design the perfect roof for your needs.
  • Commercial Roof Repair :- Repairing a commercial roof is simple when you choose roof services. We’ll fix your roof and perform a full post-repair inspection to ensure everything is perfect.
  • Commercial Roof Replacement :- If you need to replace an existing commercial roof, we make it easy. We’ll remove your current roof materials and dispose of them. Next, our installation team will quickly replace it with brand-new roofing materials!
  • Commercial Roof Maintenance:- If you want to avoid future roofing problems, it’s always a good idea to hire a roof maintenance company to service your roof. Our roofing maintenance contractors can help you extend the lifespan of your commercial roof by performing routine inspections and repairs.

Types of Commercial Roofing

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Metal Roofing
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Built-up Roofing Membrane
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Spray-On Roofing
Thermoset EPDM Membrane
Thermoset EPDM Membrane
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Shingle
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Thermoplastic PVC and TPO Roof Membranes
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Green Roof

The top seven commercial roofing materials are listed below:

  1. Metal Roofing

Durable metal roofing is a very popular commercial roof type because of its 40 to 60 year lifespan. There are several different types of metal roofing systems available, and some even come with integrated solar or integrated snow removal systems.

Common metal commercial roofing materials include:

  • Corrugated galvanized steel
  • Aluminum, zinc, and tin
  • Tile sheets
  • Copper
  • Aluminum
  • Coated or stainless steel

Metal roofing can have an attractive, finished look, strong fire resistance ratings and are stronger and more sustainable than many other options.

2. Built-up Roofing Membrane

Built-up roofing has a lifespan of 20 years or more with care, and it is made by alternating layers of tar and gravel. The number of layers affects durability and (ultimately) cost. It is inexpensive and easy to repair, and is one of the oldest and most flexible roof types.

This type of seamless roofing holds up well to foot traffic but depends on its stable understructure to carry the weight and vibrations of movement. It is UV-resistant and may be coated to reflect heat.

3. Green Roof

A green roof can last from 30 to 50 years. They consist of a tough waterproof membrane covered completely by green plants. These sustainable masterpieces improve air quality and often add a green space for relaxation and rest for employees.

Advantages include protection from the elements, possible utility and government incentives and improved aesthetics. Often they have sophisticated water and drainage management, climate control and sensor capabilities.

4. Spray-On Roofing

In short, Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) is a material that begins as a liquid spray that instantly expands into a foam, which hardens into a solid layer. This particular eco-friendly roofing is applied on top of an existing roof, and although not well-known, has been around since the early 1960’s.

An SPF roofing system waterproofs and adds an insulating factor. It can be used in any climate and will last up to 50 years with correct installation and maintenance.

5. Thermoset EPDM Membrane

Ethylene Propylene Diene Terpolymer (EPDM) is a roll-based, durable synthetic rubber roofing membrane. Also known as Thermoset roofing, an EPDM roof system offers strong resistance to sunlight and pollution. It’s long-lasting, versatile and easy to install.

EPDM comes in white and black rolls, and in addition to sun and pollution resistance, this single-ply rubber is durable in the face of many common solvents like alcohol, or acids.

6. Thermoplastic PVC and TPO Roof Membranes

 Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) and Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) roofing systems are adverse conditions resistant. UV light, chemicals including fats and oils, or bacterial growth are all slow to damage these types of roof membranes. They are lightweight, heat-reflective, and puncture resistant.

Other benefits include strong air-welded seams, fire-resistance, and tolerance of both high temperatures and high winds.

7. Shingle

Most commonly seen on residential buildings (probably your very own home), shingles are also used on commercial properties — typically ones that have steep roof lines.

Shingles come is numerous materials, including asphalt, architectural, slate, plastic and ceramic (just to name a few). This material is relatively easy to install, affordable, and versatile.

The Differences Between Residential & Commercial Roofing

While residential roofing applies to houses, commercial roofing applies to structures designed for retail or commercial use. Examples of commercial roofing include shopping malls, arcades, public facilities, etc. In addition to their respective goals, other differences include:

  • Design:- Compared to residential homes, commercial structures, such as shopping malls, are generally larger in terms of square footage. Therefore, commercial roofs must be designed to support the additional weight and size of the structure. In contrast, residential roofing systems generally have a more or less steep slope design.
  • Materials:- Commercial and residential roofing systems must be made of durable materials that can withstand the elements. Sustainable options include:
  • Metal
  • Asphalt shingles
  • Drink
  • Solar shingles
  • Maintenance:- Residential roofing systems are easier to clean and maintain than their commercial counterparts thanks to their smaller size. They’re also easier to scan for storm damage because you have fewer areas to scan.

Roofer Duties and Responsibilities

  • Inspecting the structure of roofs in order to determine the best course of action.
  • Providing clients with estimates on labor costs and materials required to fix or build a roof.
  • Measuring and cutting materials to ensure that they fit securely around vents, gutters, chimneys, and walls.
  • Smoothing out rough spots on roofs to prepare the surface for new shingles or waterproofing.
  • Replacing areas of clients’ roofs that are damaged or rotting.
  • Installing vapor barriers and insulation to create a more waterproof seal.
  • Safely setting up ladders, scaffolding, and hoisting equipment as required.
  • Updating the supervisor on job progress and reporting any problems related to the job.
  • Safely transporting all required equipment and materials to job sites.
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