With COVID-19 continuing pretty strongly in most areas, it’s important for roofers to maintain important guidelines and restrictions related to social distancing and other ways to prevent the spreading of the virus. Similarly, it’s a good idea for business owners to have a well thought out strategy associated with remote roofing Canton MI maintenance, whether no one is actually at the building, or some employees are still present to handle mail orders.
- Hire roofers to handle only the most pressing maintenance and repair tasks, and leave any comprehensive work for later. This is not just to protect your employees from infection, but also to save money that your company might need, if it’s hit by an economic crisis as an aftermath of the COVID restrictions.
- Organize remote roofing maintenance when your employees aren’t there. You could still have a couple of people at the site to check on the workers and supervise the process, but ideally it’s good to maintain the number of people at the site as low as possible.
- Hire your roofing contractor to perform quick “inspections” every now and then to check on the roof and make sure there are no leaks. You can do that to keep track of any problems so that, if a leak were to arise, you’ll know about it even if there’s no one at the site most of the time.
