Main Roof Sample Clauses

Main Roof. MAIN ROOF COVERING TYPE Modified bitumen. A bituminous membrane modified with plastics to form rolls. 20 year material if the seams are done correctly. SLOPE and CONFIGURATION Low slope. Less than 4 feet of fall over 12 feet. This is a simple roof design with relatively few complicated lines, valleys, penetrations, dormers etc. Simple roofs tend to have less trouble. MAIN ROOF CONDITION Generally satisfactory, normal wear, Projected Life Expectancy: The roof should last at least 10-15 more years if correctly maintained. There are Multiple layers. There is not supposed to be more than two because of weight considerations. You need a roofer who is qualified to work on low slope roofs to fix the problems noted. The roof needs a newer coat of aluminum roof coat. Patch any open seams, holes or cracks before applying the alumination. This is not an eminent need, I say in the next two years you should have the roof painted. Typical commercial roofing last about 20 to 25 years if correctly maintained. METHODS USED TO INSPECT the ROOFING VIEWED FROM: Rooftop Viewed all ceilings. From the attic.
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Main Roof. MAIN ROOF CONDITION Generally satisfactory, normal wear, Projected Life Expectancy: The roof should last at least 10-15 more years if correctly maintained. There are Multiple layers. There is not supposed to be more than two because of weight considerations. You need a roofer who is qualified to work on low slope roofs to fix the problems noted. The roof needs a newer coat of aluminum roof coat. Patch any open seams, holes or cracks before applying the alumination. This is not an eminent need, I say in the next two years you should have the roof painted. Typical commercial roofing last about 20 to 25 years if correctly maintained. EXTERIOR
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