Scheduled maintenance on a Dallas commercial roof catches small failures while they are still small, and each visit adds to documentation that supports both your warranty and your insurance file. That paper trail matters most after the next hail event, when you need to show what the roof looked like before it.
Every visit is recorded with photos. Program estimates are free and written, deductibles are never waived as Texas law requires, and we do not act as a public adjuster.
Keeping Dallas Commercial Roofs on a Maintenance Schedule
The local hail record makes the case for a program better than any sales sheet. Inch-plus hail has hit within 13 miles of Dallas in 20 of the last 20 years, for 77 days in total since 2006. Hail of that size can bruise a membrane or dent metal without causing an obvious leak, and a post-season maintenance visit finds it before water does. The extreme days, like the 4.25-inch stones of May 24, 2011, get the headlines, but it is the steady run of smaller events that adds up on a roof.
Many properties in Dallas County also run older systems; 48 percent of the city’s housing units were built before 1980. The same maintenance crews service buildings in University Park and Cockrell Hill.