Advanced Roofing & Sons, Inc. Now Offers
Roof Maintenance Program

Serving the Inland and San Gabriel Valley

All Low Slope Roofing Systems are susceptible to severe weather conditions, expansion, contraction and even abuse. As a result of this, It is not uncommon for some leakage to develop at any time after the original roof application.

In addition, exposure to strong winds, hail and ice, may result in roof system degradation. Frequently, most roofs don't last their design life!

After 20+ years installing roofing systems, Advanced Roofing & Sons, Inc. has developed A Maintenance Program that will provide proactive inspections and scheduled maintenance to help you beat the odds and allow you to optimize the quality and life cycle of your existing rood system.

Typically, when you get your new roof installed you receive the manufacturer's warranty, however, in order to keep the warranty valid - these warranties require regular maintenance of that roof.

This means that as the building owner you are responsible for

the proper roof care and maintenance to insure its top performance.

By offering a maintenance program, Advanced Roofing's goal is to ensure performance of your existing roof system which ultimately reduces the costs incurred for roof repairs and/or replacement.

Maintenance Program Includes

Inspect the entire roof area for damage that may have resulted from foreign objects or from human activity i.e.: HVAC unit maintenance.
Remove all debris that may have accumulated on the roof surface to ensure it does not restrict drainage or cause roof membrane damage.
Inspect and clean all roof drains, overflow drains, grates, and scupper drains to ensure a free flow of rainwater and snow melt.
Inspect all welds at membrane field seams, roof curbs, and roof penetrations. Verify no voids have developed at weld points.
Inspect all sheet metal flashings and counter flashings at copings, gutters collector boxes, and downspouts to verify they a firmly attached and sealed.
Inspect and verify roof access scuttle, ladder, and locking mechanism are operational and all flashings are in place and secure.
Verify all HVAC unit access doors and covers are installed and secured.
Submit a written report to the building owner detailing the current roof condition, evidence of any roof abuse, and any problems that could potentially lead to future roof problems