Aluzinc roofs in Puerto Plata

Puerto Plata was one of the country’s first tourist destinations, and many of its hotels and villas are several decades old. Replacing roofs is part of almost every refurbishment: the old sheet is replaced with tile-profile or plain aluzinc, and the frame that carries it is checked and, if needed, reinforced or replaced with a steel frame fabricated in our plant.

In a hotel that stays open we work by zones, with the sheets already made to the right length, so each block spends as little time as possible under works.

Unlike the south coast, the north coast is exposed to Atlantic waves and winds. Salt air hits beachfront roofs harder. So we pay attention to the fixing of every sheet and to regular checks of the bolts, which are the first thing to rust.

The Coast Plan checks rust and corrosion, tightens the bolts and delivers a report with photos.

Our plant is in Bávaro, at the eastern end. Sheets and frame travel fabricated and numbered by roof zone, so in Puerto Plata they are only installed. Before fabricating we visit the site to measure with digital equipment.

During fabrication you receive progress photos on your phone, and you can visit the plant by appointment if you travel to the east.

In villas in Sosúa and Cabarete, tile profile is the most requested; in shops, warehouses and canopies, plain sheet. Colours include white, blue, green, yellow, wood, red, terracotta, brown and black; the chart is confirmed with the quote.

Send us photos of the roof, the location and the building’s use, and we send a clear price, with what it includes and the delivery time.

On the north coast the rainy season does not quite match the south, and the fronts that arrive in winter bring days of rain in a row. It pays to schedule re-roofing in the driest weeks and arrive with everything fabricated, so no roof stays open longer than necessary.