Golf Course Clubhouse Roof Replacement in Atlanta

Replace when repairs are recurring, the membrane is past its service life, or leaks are reaching dining, locker, or event spaces. CKR provides a photo-documented assessment, the same way we logged 148 photos at Honey Creek, so the board sees the actual condition and can decide between repair and full replacement on evidence rather than guesswork.

Yes. CKR's Zero-Displacement Install Protocol sequences replacement around tournaments, banquets, and daily play so the clubhouse keeps operating. The manager receives a written schedule showing which sections are active each day, so events stay booked and members are routed around the work instead of the club closing.

Usually yes. The terrace and the roof share the seam where most leaks begin, so replacing both together closes that interface for good. CKR installs Versico TPO and Dec-Tec walkable decking as one system under one 10-year no-leak pledge, which is cheaper than two mobilizations and removes the unowned seam between separate contractors.

Cost depends on roof area, slope mix, deck tie-ins, and access, so CKR prices each project individually rather than quoting a flat rate. You get a written, itemized proposal within 48 hours under No-Surprise Pricing, with a $500 credit if we miss it, giving the club firm numbers to budget and vote on at the next board meeting.