The local plan
Start with the property.
Sloped sites, established neighborhoods, drainage paths, access limits, and occupied-property coordination are common planning factors around Draper. Mafi resolves those interfaces before crews mobilize.
The site is in Salt Lake County and Utah County. Because the municipality crosses county lines, verify the parcel's county as well as the city before arranging permits, utility work, or inspections.
What we can build.
Low-slope roofing, roof replacement or recovery, flashing, penetration repairs, siding and cladding, gutters, scuppers, and exterior water-management corrections can be planned together. Mechanical curbs, roof-mounted equipment, wall transitions, and drainage routes need defined responsibilities before the surface is closed.
- Low-slope commercial roofing
- Roof replacement and recovery
- Flashing and penetration details
- Leak investigation and repair
- Exterior cladding and siding
- Gutters, scuppers, and drainage
Choose the right scope.
Investigate moisture, the existing assembly, substrate condition, drainage, wind or snow exposure, and the manufacturer's system requirements. A localized leak may start at a different elevation from the visible stain. Determine what can be retained, what must be removed, how temporary dry-in works, and which warranty conditions apply.
Plan the work in order.
Survey and define the assembly, coordinate product and detail approvals, protect the building, and sequence removal with reliable temporary weather protection. Complete substrate correction and adjoining-trade work before finishing the system. Plan material storage and access without overloading or obstructing the occupied property.
- Trace the water path
- Design the envelope scope
- Restore and water-test
Verify the finished work.
Review seams, flashing, terminations, penetrations, drainage, cleanup, and documented testing where required. Turn over product and warranty information together with maintenance and access guidance for the installed system.
