Industries We Serve

Before work starts, we identify what must remain available: entrances, tenant circulation, service access, rooftop equipment and interior work areas. A phase has a defined watertight boundary. We coordinate delivery, hoisting, equipment shutdowns and temporary protection with the facility contact. A weather delay can leave an open area and other trades waiting, so daily closure matters. The proposal should show work windows and what each stage returns to service. Our occupied-building plan and initial inspection establish those limits before materials are ordered.

Storm alerts can prompt an owner to schedule a roof walk, but the employer list does not show which properties were affected. We photograph the membrane, trim, edges and interior reports at the building under review before assigning a repair scope. After a reported event, we photograph membrane cuts, impact marks, displaced edge metal and interior conditions. The owner can decide whether to stabilize a leak, investigate further or document a claim. We provide storm repair and claim documentation from observed conditions.

Closeout should tell the next facility contact what changed and where. We record installed materials, repaired details, remaining limitations and maintenance observations. This helps when departments change or a tenant reports a later stain. Centennial's industries have different calendars and access rules, so a handoff should reflect the actual building. maintenance planning preserves drain and flashing details; moisture survey work may help where the assembly warrants additional investigation.