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Residential and commercial project types
Linkville Roofing & Siding works with both residential and commercial customers. This page explains the difference so customers know how to describe their project when they contact us.
The project type usually depends on how the property is used. If you are not sure which category fits your project, that is okay. Tell us about the property and the work you need done, and we can help route the request.
Residential projects
A residential project is usually work on a single-family home or a property primarily used as a residence.
- Roofing, siding, painting, decks, windows, or skylights for a home
- Exterior repair or improvement work for a homeowner
- Projects where the main use of the property is personal residence
Commercial projects
A commercial project is usually work on a building or property used for business, organizational, rental, or income-producing purposes.
- Business buildings, offices, restaurants, shops, or facilities
- Rental or income properties managed by an owner, manager, or entity
- Projects where scheduling, access, tenants, or operations may affect the work plan
Why this matters
Residential and commercial projects can have different planning needs. Access, scheduling, communication, tenants, business hours, project documentation, and property use can all affect how the work should be discussed.
Sharing the right project type helps Linkville understand who needs to be involved, what kind of property we are looking at, and how to follow up.
Examples
Homeowner replacing a roof on their house:Residential
Property manager requesting siding repair at a rental:Commercial or managed property
Business owner planning exterior painting for a storefront:Commercial
Homeowner adding a deck to their primary residence:Residential
Not sure which one applies?
Contact Linkville and tell us what kind of property you have, where it is located, and what work you are considering.