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Real Restoration: When Your Self-Storage Roof Begins to Fail, Should You Remove and Replace or Recover the Existing Structure?
['Charlie Smith', 'National Recover Manager', 'Mcelroy Metal']
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The Most Common Cause of Roof LeaksMost self-storage facilities are constructed using open-frame metal buildings, which typically feature free-floating standing-seam roof systems (which interlock) or exposed-fastener R-panel roof systems (which screw down).
There are two types of standing-seam roof panels that can typically be formed on site.
Before considering full replacement or a recover of your self-storage roof, short-term repairs may extend its lifespan—if they’re addressed early.
Of course, the clips must be tall enough to hold the new roof above the ribs of the existing roof.
R-panel roofRecover for Low-Floating Standing-Seam RoofsIf your self-storage roof uses low-floating clips, there are a couple of methods for recovering with a new site-formed standing-seam roof.