A new roof starts with a complete scope.
KRP Roofing provides commercial roof replacement for building owners, surveyors and property teams. Bring the removal works, new roof construction and associated details into one project brief, with the building’s day-to-day use considered from the outset.
Specify more than the covering
A replacement project needs decisions about the existing deck, insulation, roof covering, flashings, penetrations and drainage. Rooflights and rooftop equipment also need to be included so that interfaces are clear before work is priced.
Make the building part of the programme
Tell us which areas are occupied, what must remain accessible and when disruption is most difficult. Loading bays, tenants, opening hours and critical equipment all belong in the project discussion. Site arrangements and any phasing must be agreed for the specific works.
Bring these decisions into the brief
- Removal and disposal of the existing roof construction
- Deck or substrate repairs and any specialist investigations
- New insulation, covering and weathering details
- Rooflights, drainage and rooftop services
- Access, temporary protection, programme and handover requirements
Ready to tender—or still defining the works?
You can start with a tender specification or an outline of the building and the problem. Tell us what decision you need to make next. For a roof with suitable existing construction, explore commercial roof refurbishment alongside replacement.
Can the building remain open during replacement?
This depends on the roof construction, scope, site risks and building use. Explain your operational requirements early so that access, protection and phasing can be considered. Continued occupation must be agreed for the project.
What information helps with a replacement enquiry?
The site postcode, building use, approximate roof area and target dates provide a useful start. Add a condition report, drawings or specification if available; a completed technical brief is not required for the first conversation.
What affects the cost of replacement?
Roof area, existing construction, removal, access, insulation, the selected system, detailing and operational restrictions all affect the quotation. Compare complete scopes and exclusions rather than a price per square metre alone.