Rooflifters.com Website Review

raising the roof of an existing building has captured national attention due to its efficiency and unique way of turning functionally obsolete or under-utilized buildings into modern facilities. yes, our company had raised entire roofs as large as 620,000 sf down to less than 3,000 sf. a complete roof can be lifted or just a section our roof lifting system is independent of the column, which allows us to uniquely accommodate every column type and any height. the existing columns can be replaced or just filled with a stub or extension depending on the height and design specifications. our company does not require the use of a welded permanent “sleeve” around the existing column. lifting does not affect the roofing or roof deck directly. in fact, no work related to actual lifting ever takes place on the surface of the roof itself. our process is designed so that the existing roofing remains in place. all existing electrical, mechanical, lighting, hvac will also rise with the roof. compared to demolition and rebuilding, this is a considerable savings! yes, if requested we can manage the entire project from start to finish. depending on the project, we can either work with your team, as a subcontractor to a local gc, or take on the entire project. in all cases we work closely with our clients at every stage to ensure that everyone is informed about this type of project and to help keep the costs of other related work in check. we pride ourselves on providing as much information to potential clients from the start. we have more answers to other common questions. as your clear height solution partner, we’re here to help you make an informed decision. once we have a few details about your project we’ll email you a useful cost guide to help you understand all the costs related to raising the existing roof of a building. included is a simple scope of work to show you the inclusions and exclusions these figures are based. some of our clients are among the most recognized companies in the world.