Does your business need a new commercial roof?

You’ve chosen the GC (general contractor) for your upcoming build. What part does the GC play in terms of the installation of the brand-new roof system?

A general contractor is a professional who oversees construction projects and is responsible for managing all aspects of the project, including hiring subcontractors, scheduling work, and ensuring that the project is completed on time and within budget. They are typically licensed and have extensive knowledge and experience in the construction industry.

A commercial roofer is a specialized contractor who installs and repairs roofs on commercial buildings. They work with a variety of roofing materials and have expertise in the unique challenges associated with commercial roofing projects, such as large roof areas and complex drainage systems.

While a general contractor may have knowledge and experience in roofing, it is not their primary area of expertise. They will often hire a commercial roofer as a subcontractor for a construction project that involves roofing work, or may work in conjunction with a roofer to ensure that the roofing aspect of the project is completed properly.

The process to install a new construction roof may vary depending on the type of roofing material and the specific requirements of the project, but the following is a general overview of the process:

Landmark Roofing offers a variety of roof systems, such as PVC, EPDM, coatings, metal, and shingles. It is always recommended to hire a licensed and experienced roofing contractor such as Landmark Roofing. We’ll ensure that the roof is installed properly, which will help to avoid any potential issues or damage in the future. Not only do you get a warranty backed by the manufacturer, but also a warranty backed by Landmark.