Whether it's one leaking building or a community-wide assessment, start here and we'll schedule a walk.
We typically respond within one business day.
From a single leaking unit to a phased community-wide re-roof: one contractor, one point of contact, consistent documentation.
Community-wide replacement broken into phases that match reserve funding, building by building, with tenants in place and disruption minimized.
When a resident reports a leak, you need it handled and documented. We diagnose, repair, and send the photo report that closes the work order.
Scheduled inspections and minor repairs across the community: fewer emergency calls, longer roof life, predictable line items for the budget.
Remaining-life assessments per building: real numbers your reserve study and capital plan can stand on, instead of guesses.
Torch-applied modified bitumen and waterproof deck systems for the flat roofs, walkways, and balcony decks that multifamily properties always have, the same low-slope systems we install on commercial roofing projects. And when a deck needs framing repair before it can be waterproofed, NRG also holds general building (B #1059515) and electrical (C-10 #1052468) licenses, so that work stays with one contractor.
Storm damage and insurance-scope roofing handled with the documentation adjusters expect. We regularly work alongside restoration contractors.
Yes. That's the normal way communities do it. We prioritize buildings by condition, price each phase separately, and hold a consistent spec across phases so the community ends up with one uniform roof system, not a patchwork.
Advance notice to affected units, protected entries and walkways, no blocked parking without coordination, and daily cleanup with magnetic nail sweeps. The property manager gets a schedule before we start and updates as phases complete.
Yes. Our roof condition reports include remaining-life estimates per building, which slot directly into reserve studies and capital plans, and give the board a defensible basis for assessments.
Of course. Boards should get competitive bids on major work. Our bids come from measured takeoffs with the scope spelled out line by line, so you can compare apples to apples.
Boards don't approve vague proposals, and property managers can't defend them. Every NRG assessment comes back with photos, a clear scope, per-building pricing, and an honest repair-vs-replace recommendation: the packet you can forward straight to the board.