After a thorough analysis of your roof (or roofing inventory) has been conducted, a plan is developed to address any deficiencies that were found and replace any roofs that have reached the end of their useful life.  When considering a roof replacement, Moisture Management goes beyond just recommending a new roof system, but considers why the previous roof has failed.  Many times, we have found the original roof that was installed did not meet the requirements of the building use, climate location, and the owner’s stated goals for service life.  How does this happen?  Because most roofs that are installed in the U.S. are designed and installed by roofing contractors, who routinely install the system they have the most experience with.  Since there is not a single roofing system offered that can perform under all circumstances, the potential for a mistake is very high.

Moisture Management utilizes all the best roofing components and manufacturers to design roof systems that will deliver to the expectations of our customers.  Since we are not compensated by the sale, specification, or delivery of any roofing product, you can be assured that our professional opinions are trustworthy and substantiated by quantifiable, verifiable industry information.

When specifying a roof for a new construction, Moisture Management considers all the variables involved to design a roof that will fit our client’s needs, budget, tolerance for disruption, safety requirements, and life expectancy.  We regularly work with architects and planners to ensure the roof design will interact correctly with the rest of the building’s components, which requires a level of knowledge most roofing contractors cannot provide. 

In conclusion, Moisture Management realizes that the specification of a roof system is a critical step in building an efficient, water-tight facility.  Even the most expensive roof systems, applied by a top-flight contractor, will fail if improperly designed. In America, 80% of all construction litigation is roof related, a sure sign that when it comes to the design and selection of your new roofing system, it is imperative that you make the correct choice.