Question 1

Do you work as a prime contractor or a subcontractor?

Accepted Answer

Both. We hold prime contracts on roofing-scope solicitations and work as a roofing subcontractor to general contractors and construction managers on larger federal, state, and municipal builds.

Question 2

Which commercial roofing systems do you install?

Accepted Answer

TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, built-up roofing, standing seam and corrugated metal, tile, slate, and architectural shingle on mixed-use and multi-family structures. System selection follows the building's use, deck type, and required warranty term.

Question 3

Are you registered to receive government contract awards?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We maintain the registrations and insurance required to bid public work, and we can provide our capability statement, registration identifiers, bonding letter, and certificates of insurance on request for any solicitation.

Question 4

What NAICS codes apply to your work?

Accepted Answer

Primarily 238160 (Roofing Contractors), with 238170 (Siding Contractors) and 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction) applying to broader envelope and construction scopes.

Question 5

Can you meet prevailing wage and certified payroll requirements?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We are experienced with Davis-Bacon and state prevailing wage requirements, certified payroll submissions, and the reporting cadence public owners expect.

Question 6

Do you carry bonding capacity for public projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We provide bid, performance, and payment bonds through our surety. Current single-project and aggregate capacity is available in writing on request.

Question 7

How quickly can you respond to an emergency leak on a facility?

Accepted Answer

Emergency stabilization is dispatched on a same-day or next-day basis depending on location and crew availability. Temporary dry-in is completed first, followed by a documented permanent repair scope.

Question 8

What does a preventative maintenance program include?

Accepted Answer

Scheduled semi-annual or annual inspections, a photo-documented condition report, minor repair allowances, moisture surveys where indicated, and a multi-year capital budget forecast for each roof section.

Question 9

Why does pre-loss documentation matter?

Accepted Answer

A documented pre-storm baseline is the difference between a paid claim and a denied one. It establishes verified roof condition before an event, which removes the wear-and-tear argument carriers use to reduce or deny replacement.

Question 10

What geography do you cover?

Accepted Answer

We are headquartered in New Jersey and perform work nationwide on commercial and government contracts, mobilizing crews to multi-site and out-of-state projects.

Question 11

Do you still perform residential roofing?

Accepted Answer

Our focus is commercial, institutional, and government work. Multi-family, condominium, and portfolio residential properties are handled under our commercial division.

Question 12

What warranty coverage is available?

Accepted Answer

A workmanship warranty is offered on every system we install, and manufacturer warranties are provided on all products, including NDL coverage up to 30 years on qualifying membrane systems. Asphalt shingle systems carry a minimum five year workmanship warranty unless a longer term is upgraded and stated in the contract. Every term is written into the proposal.

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Questions We Hear Every Week

Questions We Get A Lot

01Do you work as a prime contractor or a subcontractor?

02Which commercial roofing systems do you install?

03Are you registered to receive government contract awards?

04What NAICS codes apply to your work?

05Can you meet prevailing wage and certified payroll requirements?

06Do you carry bonding capacity for public projects?

07How quickly can you respond to an emergency leak on a facility?

08What does a preventative maintenance program include?

09Why does pre-loss documentation matter?

10What geography do you cover?

11Do you still perform residential roofing?

12What warranty coverage is available?

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