EPDM
Synthetic rubber membrane in large sheets, with fewer seams.
EPDM roofingReplacing a commercial roof is a construction project with tenants underneath. We help you scope, phase, and compare proposals fairly.
A commercial roof replacement is a construction project. The old system is removed or prepared, and a new one is designed, installed, and documented, scoped around your tenants, rooftop equipment, and budget.
A well-run project follows a clear path, and each step produces documents you will want later.
We review the building, records, and moisture testing results to define the real scope.
You receive a clear, written scope so every bid is comparable on the same terms.
The old system is removed or prepared, and the deck is repaired.
The new roofing system goes on by the phasing plan we agreed on.
You receive final documentation, warranties, and a walkthrough of the finished roof.
The building, the budget, and how the roof is used decide the best system. We walk you through EPDM, TPO, and modified bitumen and explain the trade-offs for your specific property.
| Factor | How It Changes the Job |
|---|---|
| Roof size | Larger roofs mean more material, labor, and disposal. |
| System type | EPDM, TPO, and modified bitumen differ in material and installation cost. |
| Deck and insulation condition | Wet or damaged material adds scope once uncovered. |
| Rooftop equipment | Disconnecting, moving, and reconnecting units adds coordination and cost. |
| Phasing | Working in phases can add mobilization cost but reduce disruption. |
We plan access, staging, and daily cleanup around your operating hours, and can phase the work by section so only part of the roof is open at a time.
We use a moisture survey and, where needed, core samples to see the real condition of the roof before writing the scope. This keeps change orders down once work begins.
It depends on your building, budget, and tenants. Phasing spreads out cost and disruption but takes longer and needs careful tie-ins between sections.
Often, yes. Check your governing documents for approval thresholds and notice requirements before you request bids.
Give every bidder the same written scope, based on the same survey and core sample results. That makes it much easier to compare prices and spot proposals that leave key items out.
Units, vents, and antennas are inventoried in advance, with a plan for who disconnects, moves, and reconnects each one.
It depends on the roof's size, the system, and whether the work is phased. We provide a schedule as part of your proposal.
Call Bronx Roofing Pros
Tell us about the building and the timeline and we will show you how we would phase the work. Call (718) 719-0780.
(718) 719-07802243 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY 10467