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Residents still need to get to their cars, and life doesn’t pause for a roofing project. Before work begins, we develop a plan for access, staging, and safety tailored to your property, keeping entrances, walkways, and parking accessible throughout the job. Detailed project management keeps your board or property manager updated as the work progresses.

We do. HOA and CIC roofing projects follow their own architectural review process, and we understand that. We’re happy to walk your board members through inspection findings, scope of work, and cost, providing board-ready documentation so you can make an informed decision. We’re also familiar with how covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) shape material and color palette decisions. We know that board approval, resident notices, and community rules can take time, so we build our timeline around them. Whether your HOA community is considering routine maintenance or a full roof replacement, we’re here to support the board’s decision-making process.

Good question, and one every board should ask. The Community Associations Institute (CAI), the leading national organization for HOA and condo association governance, updated its Reserve Study Standards to require that preventive maintenance and structural inspections be incorporated into reserve budget planning for shared components. Routine inspections and documented maintenance are part of how your community should plan and fund the roof repair or replacement, and they help your board avoid compliance issues down the road. Roof size and roofing system type both factor into that planning, and we can provide the inspection findings and documentation your board needs to account for the roof condition.

Yes. Proper drainage is integral to every roofing plan we design, and we handle the permit documentation required for your property type and municipality. If your existing drainage systems need attention as part of the project, we’ll flag it during our inspection.

When in doubt, it’s best to ask. You’d rather ask for permission now than risk having to change or remove the work you’ve already done later. Water damage, moss growth, and ice damming often appear as cosmetic issues long before they become structural, and roof repairs and replacements can be a lot to handle. Rest assured that when you work with Legacy Construction, the process will be easy, and we’ll explain everything along the way.