Commercial Roofing
"Trusted commercial roofing for every industry."
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Commercial roofing refers to the roofing materials, installation, and maintenance of buildings used for commercial purposes such as offices, factories, warehouses, and retail stores. Commercial roofs are typically larger and more complex than residential roofs, and require specialized knowledge and skills to properly install and maintain.
There are several types of commercial roofing materials, including:
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Single-ply membranes (such as TPO, PVC, and EPDM) that are lightweight, flexible, and easy to install.
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Built-up roofing (BUR), which consists of multiple layers of materials such as asphalt and gravel.
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Metal roofing, which is durable and long-lasting, and can be made of materials like steel, aluminum, or copper.
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Spray polyurethane foam (SPF), which is a seamless and energy-efficient roofing material that can be used for flat or low-sloped roofs.
Residential Roofing
"Your House deserves the best roof."
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Residential roofing refers to the materials, installation, and maintenance of roofs on homes and other residential buildings. Residential roofs are typically smaller and less complex than commercial roofs, and can vary in shape and slope depending on the style of the home.
There are several types of residential roofing materials, including:
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Asphalt shingles, which are the most popular roofing material for residential homes due to their affordability and durability.
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Metal roofing, which is durable and long-lasting, and can be made of materials like steel, aluminum, or copper.
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Tile roofing, which is a popular choice for homes with a Mediterranean or Spanish-style design.
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Slate roofing, which is a premium roofing material that is long-lasting and visually striking.
Roof Repair
Roof repair is a common service offered by our roofing company to fix problems with roofs that have been damaged due to weather, age, or other factors. Roof repairs can range from small, simple fixes to more extensive repairs or replacements.
Some common types of roof repairs include:
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Patching or replacing damaged or missing shingles or tiles.
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Repairing leaks or damage around roof penetrations such as vents or chimneys.
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Fixing damage caused by hail, wind, or other severe weather events.
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Repairing or replacing damaged flashing around roof edges, valleys, or other vulnerable areas.
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Replacing damaged or deteriorated underlayment or decking.
