Weather emergencies… disasters… whatever the situation, Korellis' specialized maintenance crews are a phone call away. In communication via cellular phones, 2-way radios, and pages 24-hours a day, 7 days a week - our mobile service fleet is the largest in Northwest Indiana. Our roofing professionals are capable of repairing almost any type of roofing system. Service crews can be on-site within minutes to pinpoint problems, offer cost-effective solutions, and begin work immediately.

Korellis also offers ongoing maintenance service to assess and correct problems before they become major cost items. Detailed reports and corrective options offer savings alternatives to premature costly roof replacement.

The Preferred Customer Program includes:

• 24-hour emergency service
• photographs of roof areas
• regularly scheduled inspections
• serviceman consistency to ensure personal service
• maintenance repairs
• budgeting assistance and record keeping

All provided by clean, courteous, award winning repair professionals. Why not let Korellis make the difference for you.

Roof Maintenance

A roof needs all the help it can get to withstand nature's wrath. Over the course of a year, a roof may have to shed heavy downpours of rain, resist strong winds, stand up to hail, support a blanket of snow, and withstand the destructive forces of (sometimes repeated) freezing and thawing.

A maintenance program that includes scheduled inspections, tests and overhauls is the best way to keep a roof from failing. Proper maintenance is as important to your roof as a frequent tune-up is to your car, and can be crucial to the long life of your roof.

If you have a low-sloped ("flat") roof, clogged drains can be one of the biggest problems leading to roof failure and leaks. A roof should shed water, not hold it. Drains must free of debris and backed up with auxiliary drains and through-wall scuppers which may provide the only drainage if the primary drains become blocked.

Ponded water, which can overload a roof, must be avoided if possible. When water "ponds" on a roof, it will find its way into the smallest openings and can lead to water creeping into various areas of a building. You may not be aware of a problem until your ceiling or walls become stained.

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