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Cost depends on the roof area, the system you choose, how many existing layers have to be removed, the condition of the deck and insulation, rooftop equipment and penetrations, access and staging, and whether the work has to be phased around occupants.

Hi Low provides a free, no-obligation estimate after inspecting the roof. The written scope lists the system, materials and work included, so ownership, boards and investors can compare options on the same basis.

It depends on the roof’s slope, the building’s use, budget and how long you plan to own the property. Modified bitumen and TPO suit flat and low-slope roofs; metal offers a long service life with little maintenance; asphalt shingle is a budget-friendly choice for pitched roofs on smaller commercial and multi-family buildings; and tile fits residential-style commercial properties. We compare the options for your building during the assessment.

Multi-family and apartment complexes, HOA-approved residential communities, assisted living facilities, churches and religious centers, industrial facilities, self-storage units, retail centers and storefronts, and warehouses and distribution hubs across Central Florida.

In most cases, yes. We plan staging, safety zones, work hours and the sequence of the work around your operations. On large or occupied buildings, the roof is replaced section by section and each open area is sealed before the end of the workday, so the building stays protected and in use.

It depends on the size and complexity of the roof, the system, the weather and how the work is phased. Planning, approvals and permitting often take longer than the installation itself. We provide a project schedule with the estimate and keep you informed as the work progresses.

Sometimes. A recover is possible only when the existing roof is dry and sound, the structure can carry the extra weight and the Florida Building Code allows it for that roof. If insulation is wet, the deck is damaged or there are already multiple layers, a full tear-off is required. We check before recommending either option.

A restoration coating can extend the life of a roof that is still in fair condition and add reflectivity. It is not a substitute for replacing a roof with saturated insulation, a damaged deck or a membrane that is failing across the roof.

We phase the work building by building, coordinate staging and parking, and help you notify residents or owners ahead of each phase. For associations, we provide clear scopes and product information for board review and owner communication.

Yes. Commercial reroofing requires a building permit and inspections from the local jurisdiction, and the new roof must meet the current Florida Building Code. Hi Low obtains the permit and coordinates the required inspections as part of the project.

Commercial roofs are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty for the system installed and by Hi Low’s workmanship coverage. Warranty length and terms vary by system and manufacturer, and many commercial warranties require documented maintenance. We spell out the warranty for your system in writing before work begins.

Ideally before the roof fails. Recurring leaks, wet insulation, widespread blistering or seam failures, and a roof approaching the end of its service life are signs to start budgeting. Planning ahead gives you time for approvals, avoids emergency pricing and lets you schedule outside of hurricane season when possible.

Yes. Hi Low has completed commercial roof replacements across Central Florida, including multi-family complexes, warehouses and retail centers in Orlando, Winter Garden and nearby areas. Ask our team for examples similar to your property.

Hi Low is a roofing and solar company. If you are considering solar for your property, talk to us during planning so the new roof is designed to support it and the installation can be coordinated.

Yes. Hi Low is licensed in Florida as a certified roofing contractor (CCC1332547) and certified general contractor (CGC1529815), and is fully insured. Certificates of insurance are available for owners and property managers.

Greater Orlando and Tampa Bay, including Orlando, Winter Garden, Windermere, Ocoee, Apopka, Winter Park, Maitland, Kissimmee, Sanford, Lake Mary, Altamonte Springs and Oviedo, and Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Brandon and Lakeland.