Multi-Family Roof Replacement

For a New Haven, CT multi-family building, roof replacement involves more than the household beneath a leak. Units may share a continuous surface, attic or drainage route. The authorized owner or association contact needs an assessment of those connected areas before approving a project.

Planning a shared roof project
Establish who approves work and provides access to affected spaces. A contractor can inspect the roof, review previous repairs and describe the scope, resident arrangements and inspection limits in a written proposal.

Coordinate occupied spaces
Coordinate parking, deliveries and access notices with residents before scheduling. Include reports from other units in the inspection request; they may help the roofer trace a shared problem without assuming every stain has the same cause.

Discuss a multi-family roof and identify the unit count and authorized building contact.