Tag Archive: Commercial

Mistakes New Commercial Roofers Make – And How To Avoid Working With Them!

A commercial roofing project can cost millions of dollars. With such money on the line, company executives need to make the correct call when hiring a commercial roofing company for a new roof installation. Continue reading to discover the mistakes that new or inexperienced roofers make when attempting to break into commercial roofing. 

Lacking Proper Industry Knowledge

Commercial roofing and residential are not the same. Many new roofers with only residential experience often bite off more than they can handle when venturing into the commercial space. It requires far more understanding of roofing and building construction to effectively quote and get the job done to install new commercial roofs.

Beware Of The Underbid

There are two primary reasons a new commercial roofer will bid so low. The first being they lack the experience to account for all that large commercial roofing projects entail. Second, when trying to score the project over more experienced and reputable contractors, they will vastly reduce what they submit their bids for. This begs the question: Are you comfortable with your roofing project being the lab rat for a new roofer?

Insurance & Licensing 

You’d be surprised how many companies get awarded bids to do commercial roofing work that does not hold the correct license and insurance to do so. This can become …

4 Tips For Designing a Commercial Kitchen

Whether you are opening your own restaurant or you redesigning a current space, an efficient commercial kitchen is no accident. As the heart and soul of the food and service you bring to the community, the kitchen should be organized, with an elegant layout that allows chefs and staff to work in harmony but speed and precisions. There are several key design elements that should be included in your commercial kitchen.

1. Flexibility

Although there is something to be said for having each tool and utensil in its proper place, there are times when the workspace needs to be flexible. Perhaps there is a catering order that needs to be filled in addition to the daily demands of customer orders. In times like these, being able to rearrange your space to accommodate the extra staff or prep work can be a huge lifesaver. By having prep tables, fryers,  and even …