Commercial HVAC
Re-roofing around an AC unit can slow the crew down and create avoidable risk. Certified Air Services disconnects the rooftop unit, sets it aside on the same roof, and reinstalls it after the roofing work is complete. This temporary service is available for residential and commercial projects.
Read the building signals
Every project begins with an on-site job walk. The team reviews the equipment, roof access, working clearance, and schedule so the roofer, property contact, and HVAC team know the sequence before work is booked. Final pricing is based on that site review, not photos alone. Current priority coverage for this roofing coordination service is the Inland Empire and Orange County.
Plan around operations
After the required job walk and approved scope, Certified Air Services coordinates the schedule, disconnects the AC unit, and sets it aside on the roof. Once the roofer completes the affected area, the team returns to reinstall the unit. The unit typically remains on the roof, and a crane is not normally required.
For roofers and project contacts
The roofer guide explains the confirmed job-walk, same-roof set-aside, and reinstallation sequence in one page that can be shared with the project team.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Typically, no. The unit is disconnected and set aside on the same roof, then reinstalled after the roofing work is complete.
No. A crane is not normally needed because the unit typically remains on the roof. The job walk confirms the actual access and working conditions before the scope is priced.
No. Every project requires an on-site job walk so the equipment, access, clearance, and roofing sequence can be reviewed before final pricing.
Yes. Certified Air Services can coordinate temporary rooftop AC removal and reinstallation for both residential and commercial roofing projects within the service area.
SCHEDULE A SITE VISIT
Most commercial work starts with a walk-through. Tell us what you’re seeing and we’ll set one up.
