Commercial roofing
Your building is leaking over the work, or a property manager needs the roof on a calendar. You get a look, a written scope, and a date.
What this means for your roof
A drip over a sales floor or a tenant space does not wait for a slow week. You call (810) 360-7385 with the address. Someone looks at the roof, then you get a written estimate. Property managers in Metro Detroit have hired Faber Roof for commercial work. One commercial customer said the project finished on budget, on time, and with a professional crew.
What's Included
- Retail buildings and larger roofs
- Tear-off, underlayment, and new shingles
- Standing-seam metal when the building calls for it
- A date a property manager can plan around
- Written price after the roof is seen
When the roof is in the way of the business
You cannot keep customers, tenants, or inventory under a leak. You need the building dry and the work finished when you were told it would be finished. The estimate comes after someone is on the roof, not from a photo you texted.
What commercial work looks like
Crews tear off worn shingles, lay underlayment, and install the new roof around vents and curbs so the building can stay in use as much as the job allows. Larger brick buildings have also been roofed in standing-seam metal, including roofs with skylights. You are told which system fits the building before you agree to it.
On the budget and on the date
A commercial customer wrote that the project was completed on budget, the team was professional, the work finished on time, and the quality was outstanding. That is the standard to ask about when you call. (810) 360-7385.
Detroit-area buildings
The office is in Farmington Hills. Commercial calls come from the west suburbs and from property managers farther into Metro Detroit, including Detroit. You send the address. You get a time for the look.
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Areas We Serve
The office is on Haggerty Road in Farmington Hills. The towns below are a short drive from that office.
Oakland County
Wayne County
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you take commercial jobs?
Yes. Retail buildings, larger roofs, and property-management work. Call (810) 360-7385 with the address.
Can the business stay open?
Often yes. Tear-off is planned so the building is not left open overnight, and the date is one a property manager can post. Steep or very large roofs take longer. The estimate includes the schedule.
Do you work from a property manager’s list?
Yes. You get the same thing a homeowner gets: someone on the roof, then a written scope and a price. A commercial customer said their job finished on budget and on time.
Shingles or metal on a commercial building?
Most retail roofs we replace are architectural shingles. Standing-seam metal is the conversation when the building should not take another shingle roof. We say which one after the look.
Where do you work?
Farmington Hills, Detroit, and nearby towns including Farmington, Novi, Livonia, Northville, Southfield, and Plymouth. Call (810) 360-7385 to confirm your address.