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Connor Stark
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles
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Roof Leaks and Repairs, Help...

Connor Stark
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles
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I've been helping manage a few commercial properties in Los Angeles. For many years, during the rain season, we've been dealing with leaks. The owner doesn't want to replace the roof because it's expensive, so with that option out of the picture, what can I do to help? Each year the owner spends money repairing, maintaining a roof, and deals with some unhappy tenants. Even with this though, the owner still feels its not worth it replacing. No tenants have left because of the leaks, the money to patch the roof is minimal, and it works for majority of the year in sunny California. 

I know there's some types of paint and roof sealant that might be effective. Does anyone have any cost efficient recommendations: 1) For any repair methods I might be overlooking? 2) Ways to stop puddles from accumulating on almost flat roofs (minimum grade).

Thanks Fam!

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