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This serves as the introduction to a series of articles and guides put together for property owners/managers facing a major upcoming roofing project. This series’ primary focus is on multi-building, tenant-occupied properties, which demand the most preparation and communication to run smoothly.

If you’re preparing for a multi-building construction project, we have found that intentional planning around building flow is one of the most important steps you can take to minimize tenant interruption and ensure a smooth overall project.

Patios and Balconies are quasi-private spaces where tenants and construction crews overlap, making them common ‘conflict zones’ for tenant complaints. Ensuring safety and a successful roofing project requires careful planning and execution.

The number one point of tension between management and tenants on large roofing projects is parking & traffic. Over the years of performing large-scale roofing projects, one thing is very clear; happy tenants = smooth projects.

By law, many states have minimum insurance requirements for roofing companies, but these “floor” guidelines are set with residential single-family projects in mind rather than commercial or multifamily properties. As a multifamily property owner or property manager, you will have to…

This article is focused on sharing best practices for property managers ahead of roofing projects on multifamily tenant properties. Unlike other ongoing maintenance or construction, roofing projects are very infrequent – meaning that…

Roofing product manufacturer’s often treat 3+ story buildings differently regarding wind rating and warranty than typical single-family homes. For apartment buildings, stacked storage facilities, hotels…

Our team gathered to compare notes and best practices on tenant communication, both from the contractor and from the building ownership, that we’ve seen over the years and ways to make projects go smoothly.