roof lifting...the clear solution to the clear height problem
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IntroductionIntroduction
The ROOFLIFTERS Solution
Who We AreWho We AreROOFLIFTERS is a contracting firm specializing in hydraulically raising the roof of low clear height industrial and commercial buildings for as low as $15.00 / SF turnkey.
How We Can Help YouHow We Can Help YouBy lifting the roof, owners, contractors, and corporations across North America can transform existing functionally obsolete buildings into modern facilities. By providing the combined services of a design-build company, general contractor, and a roof lifting contractor, ROOFLIFTERS is able to maximize cost savings for its clients.
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ApplicationsApplications
Renovate, Redevelop, Reposition
Buildings for leaseBuildings for lease Market at higher clear heights and higher lease rates.
Buildings for saleBuildings for sale Increase the desirability of more product to potential buyers as you can now convert
these low height buildings.
Developer / InvestorsDeveloper / Investors Purchase a property or portfolio, raise the roof and increase lease rates, sale prices, and
profits while improving the value of your asset.
Business Relocations / ExpansionsBusiness Relocations / Expansions Instead of spending months looking for ideal scenario’s, raise the roof on your existing
facility. Or convert a facility that doesn’t require relocation from a logistics friendly area.
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New Construction vs ROOFLIFTERSNew Construction vs ROOFLIFTERS
Minimal new constructionMinimal new construction, which eliminates extensive planning, site plan and zoning approvals, and a lengthy period before a new building or roof can be utilized.
Limited expensesLimited expenses and downtime compared to relocating which often requires the purchase of suitable real estate, establishing a new local labor force, and expenses of moving inventory, machinery, and personnel.
Limited new material costsLimited new material costs. The existing roof structure and framework is utilized. Existing lighting, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, sprinkler, and other ceiling systems remain intact, and rise with the roof.
No new landNo new land is needed, which is often unavailable in highly desirable urban industrial markets.
No heavy constructionNo heavy construction is needed - eliminating excavation and costs of new foundations in almost all cases.
Environmental issuesEnvironmental issues are reduced since the expansion is upward rather than outward. Very often roof lifting eliminates the need for environmental clean up.
Roof lifting is extremely fastRoof lifting is extremely fast compared to moving a company’s operation or demolishing and rebuilding a higher roof.
Roof lifting is very cost effective Roof lifting is very cost effective when compared to new construction – usually coming in any where from 25% to 50% of the cost of building new.
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From Obsolete to FunctionalFrom Obsolete to Functional
Planters Peanuts Distribution Center
Lifted from 16’ to 32’
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The CribPost SystemThe CribPost System
The CribPost System is best described as a series of temporary hydraulic shoring posts that can be continuously extended with the intent to lift a roof to a higher elevation.
Main FeaturesMain Features
CribPosts can be extended to any desired elevation.
CribPosts can be clustered to obtain higher lifting capacities.
The roof is monitored by laser instruments to maintain close tolerances.
Lateral stability is maintained and adjusted through ROOFLIFTERS’ unique guying system.
The entire roof can be lifted in a single section using ROOFLIFTERS’ multi-point synchronization system.
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Case Study: Albertsons / Jewel FoodCase Study: Albertsons / Jewel Food
Albertsons/Jewel Food StoresAlbertsons/Jewel Food StoresDry Grocery Expansion
Melrose Park, Illinois
Company required increased warehouse
and distribution space.
A new suburban location would be disruptive to logistics and labor force.
Land locked site in Melrose Park with limited expansion area.
Economics of building new and abandoning site was not feasible.
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Case Study: Albertsons / Jewel FoodCase Study: Albertsons / Jewel Food
Albertsons/Jewel Food Stores (cont.)Albertsons/Jewel Food Stores (cont.) A six phase roof raising plan was developed for the existing
620,000 square foot facility.
The roof was raised 20 feet from 18’ to 38’ clear.
A new 156,000 square foot building expansion was completed in addition to lifting the existing roof.
Updated all building systemsand added mechanized material handling features.
Roof raising and expansionincreased capacity by morethan 18 million cubic feet.
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Case Study: Alberto CulverCase Study: Alberto Culver
Alberto-CulverAlberto-Culver Research & Development Lab
Melrose Park, Illinois
Land locked site.
Underutilized existing single-story, 21,000 square foot warehouse.
The roof was raised 22’ to allow for two new floors.
Transformed a single story 21,000 square foot building into a 3-Story, 63,000 square foot building.
The interior was built out for a R&D lab, offices, test kitchen and a salon.
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IncludedN/AN/ANew Development charges
IncludedIncludedN/ANew steel deck
$ 65.00 to $70.00$ 26.00 to $28.00$ 15.00 to $18.00Cost per Square Foot
IncludedIncludedIncludedGeneral Conditions
IncludedIncludedIncludedPerimeter cladding
IncludedIncludedIncludedMasonry
IncludedIncludedIncludedSprinklers
IncludedIncludedIncludedElectrical / Lighting
IncludedIncludedIncludedMechanical HVAC
IncludedIncludedIncludedRoofing: new (cap flashing)
IncludedIncludedIncludedRoofing: demo
IncludedIncludedIncludedNew steel columns
N/AIncludedN/ARework steel joists
N/AN/AIncludedLift the roof
N/AIncludedIncludedDemolition
New
Construction
Demo Roof
& RebuildRoof Lifting
Budget ComparisonBudget Comparison
Analysis for a typical 100,000 SF industrial building. Increase clear height by 12 feet.
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Notable Projects & ClientsNotable Projects & Clients
Spokane, Washington
Mt. Kisco, New York
Miami, Florida
Solon, Ohio
Toronto, Ontario
Roseau, Minnesota
Rochester, NY
Lincoln, Nebraska
Chicago, Illinois
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Seattle, Washington
Simcoe, Ontario
London, Ontario
Jersey City, New Jersey
Atlanta, Georgia
Detroit, Michigan
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Landover, Maryland
Cleveland, Ohio
Chicago, Illinois
Des, Moines, Iowa
LOCATIONLOCATION
22 ft.8 ft.32,000RetailFuture Shop
22 ft.4 ft.27,000RetailOffice Depot
20 ft.9 ft.25,000TheaterCobb Theaters
32 ft.12 ft.10,000ManufacturingL’Oreal
32 ft.16 ft.73,000DistributionPlanters Peanuts
24 ft.6 ft.33,000ManufacturingPolaris
22 ft.6 ft93,000RetailBJ’s Wholesale
22 ft.6 ft.32,000RetailLinens N Things
28 ft.6 ft.35,000WarehouseU-Stor-It
58 ft.8 ft.37,000OfficeWachovia Bank
50 ft.20 ft.32,000ManufacturingDelta Marine
26 ft.8 ft.53,000DistributionSimcoe Leaf
20 ft.4 ft.75,000RetailZellers
24 ft.6 ft.180,000PrintingNew York Daily News
20 ft.7 ft.45,000RetailSports Authority
30 ft.15 ft.307,000WarehouseGeneral Motors
38 ft.20 ft.143,000WarehouseSprings Industries
33 ft.13 ft.336,000WarehouseSafeway
20 ft.4 ft.370,000ManufacturingFord Motor Company
38 ft.20 ft.620,000DistributionAlbertsons
21 ft.5 ft.50,000RetailHome Depot
NEW CLEARNEW CLEAR
HEIGHTHEIGHT
HEIGHTHEIGHT
LIFTEDLIFTED
ROOFROOF
SIZESIZEBUILDING TYPEBUILDING TYPECLIENTCLIENT
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