FAQ

The term “flat roof” can be misleading because most commercial flat roofing systems are not completely level. In Florida, as in most parts of the country, commercial flat roofs are…

The time it takes for algae and mold to return after roof cleaning depends on several factors, including climate conditions, roof materials, moisture levels, shade exposure, drainage performance, and the…

For commercial property owners and tenants, Common Area Maintenance (CAM) charges are a significant part of lease expenses. One common question is whether there are legal or contractual limits on…

Soft washing is a popular roof cleaning method used by many homeowners and commercial property owners because it effectively removes algae, mold, mildew, and organic buildup without the aggressive force…

For commercial property owners, tenants, and property managers, understanding the difference between roof repair and roof replacement is essential when it comes to Common Area Maintenance (CAM) billing. The classification…

Homeowners often ask whether their insurance policy will pay for roof cleaning services, especially when they notice algae growth, moss, dirt buildup, or stains affecting their roof’s appearance. In most…

When choosing a roofing system, many homeowners focus on factors like durability, cost, lifespan, and appearance. However, in humid and warm climates, another important consideration is protection against algae growth.…

If you’re reviewing a commercial lease, you may wonder whether a landlord can charge the cost of a new roof as a Common Area Maintenance (CAM) expense. The answer is…

Yes, biological growth can affect your home’s energy efficiency. Algae, moss, mold, mildew, and other organic growth may seem like minor cosmetic issues, but they can impact roofing performance, moisture…

Yes, tenants can negotiate for a landlord contribution to a roof replacement fund in a Triple Net (NNN) lease, especially when leasing commercial properties with aging roofs or buildings that…