You need a qualified roofer that specializes in multifamily housing to make sure repairs and replacements are done right.

While you may be able to see that your roof coating is old and needs to be replaced, you might not notice other sneakier issues that can be expensive or dangerous.

Some things, such as dry rot (especially prevalent in Colorado) aren’t as apparent as a leak, leaving you with damage that continues to erode at your roof and your building. Mold, holes, or completely destroyed beams pose a risk to you and your tennants, and they’re far more expensive to repair than paying to fix the initial problem properly would have been.

Just because you have a few damaged spots or a bit of a leak, don’t automatically assume that you need a whole new roof. If your roof has been properly installed and is younger than 15 or 20 years old, it may get by with repairs rather than a full replacement. At American Roofing & Waterproofing, we know the difference and will do our best to save you time and money wherever possible while maintaining the best quality roof possible.

The time it takes for a roof replacement for your apartment building, condo or townhouse can vary depending on the overall size and number of multifamily housing units. We start by removing the existing roof from your building. Then we typically install your new roof. Contact us if you have specific questions or requirements for a timeframe.