New Health Care Reform Bill Still Won’t Cover Your Leaky Roof

 With all the promises of government bailouts and free services, cash strapped and over-taxed commercial property owners won't be getting help for their leaky roofs any time soon by the government.

President Obama may gloat about the recent Health Care Reform Bill that narrowly passed the democratic controlled congress on Sunday and was signed into law yesterday. Unfortunately, the new bill does not address the aging population of America’s commercial roofs.  The financial responsibility still remains with the over taxed commercial property owner.

As commercial roofs age and deteriorate commercial property owners are faced with the overwhelming and expensive task of roof  replacement. With occupancy down, tax hikes just around the corner, most commercial property owners are seeking alternatives to expensive roof replacement.

They shouldn’t look to Congress or their roofing contractor for relief, says Nicholas Bryditzki  , The Roof Medic and roof restoration expert. “Most contractors love the idea of removing your existing roof and installing a expensive new one! Unfortunately, most property owners are never given the option of a economical roof restoration”.

The Roof Medics’ Triple Crown Roof Restoration System can save most worn-out roofs other roofing contractors must tear off. It saves property owners money   and saves America’s landfills. Plus, in most cases, can have major tax advantages for the property owner.

The Roof Medics’ roof restoration option is a seamless monolithic roof complete with asphalt and felt (glass fiber reinforcement), except that the finish product is much more versatile and durable than that of a standard built-up roof. “This forgotten roof restoration process has a successful 60-year track record and it’s inexpensive compared to re-roofing,” states Bryditzki.


 

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