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In addition to our commercial roof repair and installation services, Dolan Roofing and Construction also offers roof waterproofing for commercial buildings. Waterproofing adds an extra layer of protection for your roof, preventing water damage even in the event that your drainage system falters. For greater peace of mind, even in the rainiest months, call on Dolan Restoration’s expert waterproofing services!
Your commercial roof is designed to stand up against the elements. But while commercial roofs resist water, they aren’t waterproof by default. Due to the shallow pitch, water is often the biggest enemy of flat and low slope roofing systems. If anything goes wrong with your roof’s drainage system, water can begin to penetrate beneath the roof’s surface, damaging interiors, equipment, stock, and more. To help avoid this situation, you may want to consider roof waterproofing for your commercial building.
Delays and interruptions can be a problem for your business. As a locally owned business ourselves, we understand the importance of mitigating interruptions to productivity. That’s why we’ve streamlined the process for all of our restoration and repair services, including waterproofing. When you call on Dolan Roofing, we’ll set up a complete timeline to waterproof your commercial roof and stick to it. In most cases, our team can apply the waterproofing material to your roof without any need for work stoppages on your end. What’s more, with additional protection added to your roof, you avoid potential stoppages due to leaks and water damage in the future.
Inclement weather, including storms and heavy downpours, is common in many regions. If your roof can’t dry out, it can lead to a variety of serious issues. Adding waterproofing to your roofing system can help avoid problems such as:
Water seeping through the surface of your roof can cause a variety of structural damage to your building. This includes damage to the deeper structure of your roof, as well as to interior walls and ceilings.
As water sits on the surface of your roof, moss can begin to form. Mold and mildew, meanwhile, can appear on your building’s interior if water is allowed in. Waterproofing keeps water out while preventing the growth of moss, mildew and mold on the surface.
Water reaching the interior of your commercial building can create unsightly stains and spots on ceilings and walls, as well as cause paint to crack and peel.
Check out these frequently asked questions. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you still need answers.
Roof waterproofing is a very effective method of creating a barrier from moisture. It not only prevents roof leaks but reduces the risk of moisture damage to your property’s interior.
Yes, roof waterproofing can add years to the lifespan of your roofing system by preventing water damage.
Waterproofing adds an extra layer of protection for your flat or low slope roof, preventing water damage even in the event that your drainage system fails.
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