Full Roof Replacement in Albuquerque, NM

Yes. Commercial full roof replacements typically require a building permit. We prepare and coordinate the package with City of Albuquerque Building Safety as part of our standard GS-21 process.

White or light-colored TPO and PVC membranes are frequently preferred because they reflect UV and heat, reduce cooling loads, and generally age more slowly under intense desert sun. EPDM remains a durable option for many low-slope applications when properly detailed. System selection depends on building use, budget, and existing conditions.

Not always, but it is often the better long-term choice when insulation is wet, multiple layers exist, the deck needs inspection, or drainage must be corrected. A recover may be suitable only when the existing system is dry and structurally sound and code allows it. We evaluate cores and conditions before recommending either approach.

Duration depends on roof size, complexity, weather, and whether the building remains occupied. Many commercial projects are measured in days to a few weeks of active work once materials and permits are ready. We publish a realistic schedule and phasing plan at contract.

In most cases yes. We phase work, protect interiors, and coordinate access so tenants or operations can continue with manageable disruption. Specific constraints are reviewed at the assessment stage.

We serve all of Albuquerque, including Journal Center, Uptown, Downtown, the West Side, South Valley, Northeast Heights, Airport corridor, and surrounding communities within our service radius.