Use this practical toolkit to check official code references, level contractor proposals, organize roof observations, and review published project examples.
This is an educational planning resource, not a code determination, permit approval, specification, proposal, or contractor quote. Maximum Roofing’s listed service area is in New York and New Jersey; confirm availability for a specific address. Connecticut is included as a planning audience, not as a claim of service coverage.
Choose the project jurisdiction to see the currently listed energy-code reference, a roof insulation table value where the published path supports it, and links to official code and permit resources.
The selector is a quick reference only. Confirm the applicable code edition and filing pathway with the local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) for the project address.
Enter labels for two proposals and check an item only when it is expressly included in that proposal. The completeness count is a scope comparison aid, not a contractor grade or recommendation. Your entries stay in this page session and are not sent to Maximum Roofing.
Compare equivalent roof areas and write down exclusions, allowances, schedule assumptions, and unresolved questions before evaluating the totals.
These cards summarize published project pages. They are examples, not representative performance data, price guarantees, or promises of the same result on another building.
The project page describes a commercial building with recurring leaks and a completed modified-bitumen replacement, including new seams and flashing.
CommercialNew JerseyModified bitumen
Read the Central Avenue project account →The published project account describes a flat roof with a prior silicone coating and a completed torch-down overlay after the team recommended a different scope.
New YorkStaten IslandTorch-down overlay
Read the Leverett Avenue project account →Filters use labels supported by the linked project pages. No warehouse, manufacturing, or office-park tags are shown because the published examples do not establish those property categories.
Download the published planning PDF or open the relevant system information. This site currently does not provide downloadable standard CAD details or Maximum Roofing-issued roof assembly specifications.
Published guide with calculator context, field checklist, and planning notes.
General service and system information; not a project-specific assembly specification.
General service information; verify product requirements and existing-roof suitability for each project.
No. The required value depends on jurisdiction, adopted code edition, climate zone, building use, assembly, compliance path, scope, and existing-building provisions. Use the official reference links above and confirm the project with its design professional and AHJ.
No. It is a quick-look reference, not a code opinion or permit approval. The local authority determines which requirements apply to a specific address, filing date, building, and scope.
No. It shows whether selected scope items are expressly checked in two proposals. It does not judge design adequacy, contractor qualifications, workmanship, price reasonableness, or warranty enforceability.
No. The cards summarize two individually published project accounts. They do not establish typical performance, savings, price, warranty, or suitability for another building.
Checked October 17, 2026. Code editions and local requirements can change; confirm current applicability with the local authority before designing, bidding, or filing.
Share the property location, roof area, known assembly, leak history, inspection records, and proposals you are comparing. Confirm service availability for the property before scheduling.