Full Roof Renewals That Last
When patching stops paying, we strip and rebuild — new membranes, insulation, metal sheets or full combos — phased around your tenants.
Some Roofs Are Past Repair
The most expensive waterproofing project is the one done on a substrate that should have been replaced. Knowing which is which is the entire value of a survey.
We are waterproofing specialists first — and we would rather sell you a smaller detail repair than a larger replacement, because continuity of trust is worth more than one fat invoice for roof panels. But the survey data occasionally speaks plainly: sheet fields thinned beyond structural usefulness, fixings failing at scale, insulation that has been wet for years. When that truth appears, our report says so honestly, quantifies it, and the re-roofing proposal follows the same documentation discipline as every other scope.
The Re-Roofing Process
- Structural & substrate verdictSurvey report states replace vs repair with evidence — never upsold into replacement by default.
- Specification & phasing planSystem chosen; project split into watertight-each-night phases; logistics mapped around operations.
- Strip & rebuild per phaseOld sheets/screed out, structure corrected, new buildup in — each phase signed off water-tight before the next opens.
- Details as a dedicated scopeGutters, skylights, pedestals, laps and turn-ups itemised and executed with EPDM discipline.
- Testing & handover fileWater testing per phase; warranty documents, datasheets and as-built photos archived.
- Maintenance planAnnual inspection recommended from year 1 — see the warranty framework.
Where Re-Roofing Does Not Apply
If your roof is structurally fine and the issue is leaks at details, the waterproofing routes (leak repair, full-service waterproofing) are the economical answer — and our own survey will tell you so. If heat rather than water is the driver, start at roof insulation.
Re-Roofing FAQs
When the substrate itself is done: sheets thinned by rust across large fields, fixings popped or pulled out at scale, screed delaminating over wide areas, or insulation soaked to the point it has lost its performance. Treating details on a dead substrate is a cost with no future — that is when replacement becomes the economical decision, which our survey quantifies before you commit.
Yes — by phasing. Roof replacement is planned bay-by-bay; each phase is made watertight before the next opens, with temporary protection over sensitive stock, and crane/scaffold logistics worked around your shift pattern. Live-site re-roofing is a specialty, not an exception, across our industrial jobs.
Profiled metal sheet systems over new purlins where structure allows, sandwich panel systems where insulation matters, and rebuilt screed + membrane systems on concrete structures. Waterproofing details (laps, gutters, skylights, turn-ups) are executed per the same EPDM discipline used across our repair scopes (metal roof waterproofing).
Depends on area and phasing: small industrial roofs 1–2 weeks; phased large warehouses are scheduled in the contract with weekly water-tightness sign-offs. Concrete roof rebuilds run 2–4 weeks typically, screed cure being the pacing item.
They are part of the project, not an afterthought: gutters replaced or relined, skylights swapped for new panels or capped with new flashings, pedestals re-based with collars — all documented in the warranty file at handover. This is where most re-roofing quotes surprise clients; ours itemises it.
Yes — waste sheet, old insulation and screed debris are removed from site as part of our scope; daily tidy-downs are contractual, not courtesy. Recycling of sheet metal offcuts is handled with the site waste vendor where the facility requires it.
A New Roof, Built Around Your Business
Phased re-roofing with weekly sign-offs — Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi and the rest of the UAE.
