There’s a better way to roof Burlington buildings.
ENCOR works with Burlington property managers and business owners who need a contractor that understands commercial facilities and stays accountable.
Burlington's position on the Mississippi bluffs creates roofing conditions that contractors unfamiliar with river corridors sometimes underestimate. The industrial properties in the Cascade Bridge and South Main Street area experience elevated humidity and channeled wind off the river that accelerate membrane degradation. The Valley Drive and Agency Street commercial corridors have seen storm damage in multiple seasons, including the 2019 derecho system that moved through Southeast Iowa in June. Burlington's commercial building stock along Jefferson Street includes a high proportion of older flat-roofed structures where the original systems are well past designed service life.
Des Moines County permits commercial work through the county building department, and Burlington city work through the Community Development office on Valley Street. ENCOR is familiar with both processes.
ENCOR does the kind of thorough assessment work that tells you what you're actually dealing with before you spend a dollar.
Let's talk about your Burlington building.
Resources for burlington property managers
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A realistic roof replacement timeline, start to finish
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Why metal roofing fits manufacturing and industrial buildings
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How school districts budget for a roof replacement
There is a better way to roof. ENCOR delivers commercial roofing solutions that are custom built for business owners and property managers who need to get the most out of their building and budget. Better roofing starts with better choices. Choose better. Choose ENCOR.