Bay Area Commercial Roofing Costs & Estimates

Many factors such as the size, accessibility, roof pitch, and complexity of your particular roof will ultimately determine the estimated cost for commercial roof replacement.

Believe it or not, the customer plays a significant role in shaping the cost of their new roof.

Choosing from different roofing material such as modified bitumen, PVC roofing, metal roofing, or EPDM rubber, as well as material quality, scope of desired work, and add-on options, such as manufacturer’s warranties, all factor into the final cost.

At this time, Andy’s Roofing is not providing re-roof estimates on residential buildings.

Most roof estimates have a 1-2 week turnaround time. This is counting the time it takes to complete our on-site inspection, consult with you on the desired scope of work, gather all supplier and subcontractor bids, and finally present you with a complete price quotation. This thorough process allows us to be sure that we have not missed anything that could increase the cost of your project down the line.

Andy’s Roofing has decades of experience in providing both new construction and re-roof estimates on all types of commercial, industrial, institutional, warehouse, and municipal facility buildings in the Bay Area.

Whether you’re a property manager, building owner, public agent, or general contractor, we’ll be able to help you with your commercial building needs. At this time, we are not offering roof estimates on residential buildings. Take a look at our portfolio.

You do not need to be present while we perform our on-site roof assessment and takeoff. With your permission, our qualified roofing professional will be able to access most roofs on our own. Many of our busier clients enjoy the convenience of not having to attend this part of the estimating process.

The process begins with a phone call or by contacting us through our website. Together, we will discuss the general scope of work that you would like to have completed, as well as your preliminary budget that you wish to keep. Once we have this information, we will schedule a time for a roof inspection and dispatch a qualified roofing professional to your building in order to complete our preliminary assessment and takeoff.

This information, along with detailed pictures of your existing roof, will be given to our estimator. From there, our estimator will review all of this information and contact you with any questions or customized choices you will need to make in order to help finalize your desired scope of work. Our estimator will put it all together, including any supplier or subcontractor quotes, and send you a formal estimate with a finalized price soon after.

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It is common practice for building owners and property managers to look for the cheapest price by soliciting multiple estimates when contemplating a re-roof or a new commercial roof on their building. Throughout this process, it is important to keep in mind that not all estimates are the same!

When getting multiple estimates, it is important to ask questions not only about the new roof installation itself but about the kind of company providing you the quote, as well.

• How long have they been in business?
• Are they bonded, licensed, and insured?
• Do they pay fair and livable wage and benefits to their employees?
• Will the company continue to be responsive to my questions once I sign the contract?

In our 60+ plus years of experience, we have found that a cheap price usually gets you a cheap roof installation. Roofing companies are not created equally, and it is important to consider what type of company you will trust to install such a high-dollar investment on your building.

Andy’s Roofing is known for providing quality and professional commercial roof estimates to cities in the San Francisco Bay Area, including:

• San Jose
• Oakland
• San Francisco
• Palo Alto
• Milpitas
• Hayward
• San Francisco
• South San Francisco
• San Mateo
• Daly City
• Union City
• Fremont
• Alameda
• San Leandro
• Mountain View
• Livermore
• Sunnyvale
• Pleasanton
• Berkeley
• Walnut Creek
• San Ramon
• Dublin
• San Rafael
• Vallejo
• Richmond
• Concord
• Santa Clara