Prevent Future Damages With Talbot’s Roof Repairs

Roof repairs are reserved for very minor damage to a small portion of the overall roof structure. Small cracks, slight wearing of the top surface, and minor leaks in the seams are candidates for roof repairs. These types of roof services are best utilized during a preventive maintenance program for your roof and we offer multi-year repair-area warranties.

Benefits of Roof Repairs

Beyond the obvious benefit of stopping or preventing leaks, there are many indirect benefits associated with performing regular roof repairs. These benefits range from energy efficiency to insurance compliance, highlighting the importance of keeping your roof healthy at all times.

Comparing Roof Repair Materials

The type of materials used in commercial roof repairs are largely dependent on the existing roof type you have. While some roof types require more costly repairs, the benefits of those repairs are that they usually come with a longer lifespan. No matter what kind of roof you have, there are clear benefits to keeping it maintained on a yearly basis.

TPO

• Repair Material: TPO, Adhesives, Sealants
• Features: Energy-efficient, heat-reflective, flexible
• Relative Cost: Low
• Lifespan: 15 - 30 years

EPDM

• Repair Material: EPDM Membrane, Liquid Rubber, Sealants
• Features: Cost-effective, durable, UV-resistant
• Relative Cost: Low
• Lifespan: 20 - 30 years

PVC

• Repair Material: PVC Membrane, Adhesives, Sealants
• Features: Chemical-resistant, flexible, waterproof
• Relative Cost: Moderate
• Lifespan: 20 - 30 years

Built-Up-Roofing

• Repair Material: Tar, Gravel, Bitumen, Roofing Felt
• Features: Layered durability, fire-resistant, good insulation
• Relative Cost: Moderate
• Lifespan: 20 - 30 years

Metal

• Repair Material: Metal Panels (Aluminum, Steel, Copper), Coatings
• Features: Long lifespan, energy-efficient, fire-resistant
• Relative Cost: High
• Lifespan: 40 - 70 years

SPF

• Repair Material: Spray Foam, Protective Coatings
• Features: Seamless, high insulation, waterproof
• Relative Cost: Moderate
• Lifespan: 20 - 40 years

Tile (Clay or Concrete)

• Repair Material: Clay or Concrete Tiles, Mortar, Sealants
• Features: Heavy-duty, fire-resistant, aesthetic appeal
• Relative Cost: High
• Lifespan: 20 - 30 years

Shingle (Asphalt or Composite)

• Repair Material: Asphalt or Composite Shingles, Sealants
• Features: Budget-friendly, easy to repair, moderate durability
• Relative Cost: Low
• Lifespan: 15 - 25 years

Modified Bitumen

• Repair Material: Asphalt-based Rolls, Torch-down Membranes
• Features: Flexible, impact-resistant, easy to repair
• Relative Cost: Low
• Lifespan: 20 - 30 years

Multi-Year Repair Area Warranties

Because we are approved contractors to the largest roofing material suppliers in the world, we are proud to be able to offer our customers multi-year manufacturer’s warranties on our roof repairs. This means peace of mind and security for you.

We Perform Roof Repairs on These Property Types and More

Working with Talbot for our roof repair services in a great way to keep your roof healthy no matter the type of property you have. We service a wide variety of industries and have experience working on countless types of commercial structures.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the differences between the types of roofing services Talbot offers?

We offer 4 main roofing services: replacements, recovers, coatings, and repairs. A replacement is when the existing roof structure is torn off and replaced with a brand new roof. These types of services are reserved for very old roofs or those that have significant damage to the underlying roof structure.

A recover is the process of adding a new top layer to the existing roof and is performed when there is significant damage to the existing top layer, but the underlying structure is not damaged.

Roof coatings are sprayable or brushable coatings that we apply to the existing roof to extend its lifespan by covering cracks and holes. Coatings are perfect for moderately damaged roofs, but also for middle-aged roofs with minor wear and tear because they significantly extend a roof’s lifespan.

Roof repairs are reserved for minor cracks and the process involves applying a sealing agent to the damaged area. Repairs are best utilized as part of an annual preventive maintenance program to ensure small cracks don’t turn into larger problems.

Does Talbot offer warranties for roofing services?

We do! Because Talbot is an approved applicator of several of the most well-respected roofing material brands in the world, we are able to offer no-dollar-limit manufacturer’s warranties on our roofing applications.

For commercial roof replacements and recovers we offer a 25 year warranty, for commercial roof coatings we offer a 20 year warranty, and for commercial roof repairs we offer multi-year repair-area warranties.

On the residential side, our roof replacements come with 10 year warranties and our repairs offer the same multi-year repair-area warranty as our commercial repairs. Roof recovers and coatings are typically not performed on residential homeowner properties.

How do I know if I need to get my roof serviced?

Aside from the obvious problems that lead to roofing service calls such as leaks or visible tear-offs, it can be difficult to know if it’s time for a roofing service without a professional inspection. Talbot offers free inspections to analyze the health of your roof.

We know that often times, customers are hesitant to ask for free inspections because they feel that is just a roofing company’s way of getting in the door to tell them they need a costly replacement. That’s where Talbot has set itself apart from much of our competition. Unlike some contractors who only recommend replacements, even when they aren’t necessary, Talbot would prefer to do a roof coating or recover when applicable.

Why? Because it’s the right thing to do. We’ve made a name for ourselves by being South Florida’s most honest roofing company and we don’t intend to stop now. When you work with us, we promise not to oversell you, and we promise to always do what is right for you.