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PROTECTING THE ASSOCIATION’S BUILDINGS AND RESIDENTS, DAY OR NIGHT.
When a condominium roof starts leaking, the board and the property manager need a crew on site the same day. Colonial Roofing answers emergency calls around the clock, finds where water is getting in, and protects that section of the roof for residents and their units.
From there, we document the damage and coordinate next steps with the association’s representatives.
24/7 EMERGENCY SERVICE
EMERGENCY DRY-IN (TIME & MATERIAL)
With an active leak, our crew locates the affected area, removes debris and damaged tile or roofing material, and installs a temporary membrane directly over the exposed underlayment.
The membrane is rated for long-term exposure and covers the point of entry until the full repair.
PREVENTATIVE DRY-IN
Broken, shifted, or missing tile can open a building to water before any resident reports a leak.
We protect those exposed areas with flexible flashing or a temporary material matched to the roof system, so rain sheds across the roof and away from the damaged section.
EMERGENCY FULL REPAIR (TIME & MATERIAL)
Active leaks. Wind, heavy rain, and flying debris can damage a roof in minutes and send water into the units below. A fast repair limits damage to the building’s structure and to residents’ property.
Impact damage. Tree limbs, hail, and severe weather can puncture the roofing membrane or damage structural components. Addressing it right away can keep the problem from spreading.
Flashing and seam failures. When flashing is damaged or seams pull apart, water seeps in around them. Emergency sealing or reinforcement helps limit further moisture getting into the building.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NON-EMERGENCY REPAIRS
An emergency is a leak on a Saturday afternoon that needs a roofer on the building that same afternoon.
If the problem can wait for the normal repair process, the association can request a regularly scheduled repair estimate below.
REGULARLY SCHEDULED REPAIR ESTIMATE
For non-emergency repairs, request an estimate. We’ll go over scope and set up a time to do the work.
