Commercial Roofing

FAQ

• What types of storm damage can Bumble Roofing repair?

  We are equipped to handle a wide range of storm-related roof damage, including damage from high winds, hail, heavy rain, and falling debris. Our storm damage repair services include emergency roof repair, and complete roof replacement if necessary.

• What immediate steps should I take if my roof sustains storm damage?

  First, make sure your family and pets are safe and avoid any areas with potential hazards, such as fallen power lines or heavy debris. Next, contact our team for a comprehensive storm damage roof repair assessment. Our team will evaluate the extent of the damage and recommend roof repair or replacement as needed. Be sure to take clear photos and notes of the damage for your records and insurance claims. Once our team is on the scene, we’ll conduct an inspection and install a durable tarp to temporarily protect your roof from further structural damage or water intrusion. 

• How quickly can Bumble Roofing fix roof damage from storms?

  With a Project Manager overseeing every aspect of the job, we buzz into action to address the damage done to your roof, completing work within 3-5 days.

• What are the signs that a commercial roof needs repair?

  Common signs include leaks, water stains on ceilings, cracked or missing shingles, pooling water, and visible damage to the roof membrane. If you notice any of these issues, contact Bumble Roofing for a prompt inspection and repair.

• Why is regular maintenance important for commercial roofs?

  Regular maintenance helps to extend the life of your commercial roof by identifying and addressing potential problems early. It also ensures that your roof remains in good condition, protecting your building and its contents from weather-related damage.

• How can I schedule a commercial roofing service with Bumble Roofing?

  To schedule a commercial roofing service, simply contact us through our website, give us a call, or email us. Our friendly team will assist you in setting up an appointment at your convenience.

• Are your roofing contractors licensed and insured?

  Yes, all of our commercial roofing contractors are fully licensed and insured. We adhere to the highest safety standards and industry regulations to ensure quality and reliability in every project.

• Do tile roofs need maintenance?

  Tile roofs also require maintenance to ensure their longevity and performance. Regular roof maintenance includes inspecting and repairing damaged tiles, cleaning to prevent moss or algae buildup, and checking the underlayment and flashing. Proper maintenance helps prevent leaks and keeps the roof in good condition for years. 

• Do metal roofs need maintenance? 

  Yes, metal roofs need maintenance, though generally less frequently than other types of roofing. Regular maintenance for metal roofs involves inspecting for signs of damage, such as rust or corrosion, and addressing any issues with fasteners or seams. Cleaning the roof to remove debris and checking for proper drainage are also important. 

• What does roof maintenance include?

  Roof maintenance involves regular inspections to identify and address issues such as damaged shingles, leaks, or debris buildup. It includes cleaning the roof and gutters to ensure proper water drainage, repairing any damage, and sealing joints and penetrations to prevent leaks. Additionally, roofing maintenance involves treating or removing moss and algae growth and checking the condition of flashing and other critical areas. This comprehensive care helps extend the lifespan of your roof and maintain its effectiveness in protecting your home.

• What is roof maintenance?

  Roof maintenance involves regular inspections, cleaning, and repairs to keep your roofing system in optimal condition. This includes checking for and addressing issues such as damaged shingles, leaks, and debris buildup. Our maintenance plans help to prevent major problems, extend the lifespan of your roof, and ensure that it continues to protect your home effectively. Regular upkeep is crucial for avoiding costly repairs and maintaining the overall integrity of your roofing system. 

• How often should I get a roof tune up? 

  It’s generally recommended to get a roof tune up at least once a year. However, the frequency can depend on various factors, including your roof’s age, the climate in your area, and the condition of your roof. If you live in an area with extreme weather conditions or if your roof is older, you might need more frequent inspections and maintenance. Additionally, it’s a good idea to schedule a roof tune-up after major weather events, such as storms or heavy snowfall, to ensure no damage has occurred.

• Can a blocked gutter cause a roof leak? 

  Yes, a blocked gutter can indeed cause a roof leak. When gutters become clogged with debris such as leaves, twigs, or dirt, they can’t properly channel water away from the roof. This can lead to water overflow, which may then seep under the roof’s shingles or tiles. Over time, this accumulated water can cause damage to the roof decking, leading to leaks and potential structural issues inside your home. It’s important to prioritize regular gutter cleaning to prevent blockages that can lead to water damage and roof leaks. 

• What is a roof tune up?  

  A roof tune-up is a comprehensive maintenance service aimed at preserving and enhancing the condition of your roof. It typically involves a thorough inspection to identify any potential issues such as damaged shingles, leaks, or wear and tear. The process includes roof cleaning and gutter cleaning to ensure proper water drainage, checking and resealing flashing and exposed nails, and making minor repairs to prevent future problems. A roof tune-up helps extend the lifespan of your roof, maintain its functionality, and protect your home from water damage and structural issues. 

• What are the common causes of roof leaks?

  Roof leaks can be caused by a variety of factors, including damaged shingles, faulty flashing, or simply wear and tear over time. Our team will thoroughly inspect your roof to identify the source of the leak and provide effective repair solutions.