Explore Our Commercial Roofing Options
Whether you need repairs, a complete replacement, or expert advice on what system works best for your property, we offer the most trusted commercial roofing types in the industry
Types of Commercial Roofs We Offer
Built-Up Roofing (BUR)
AKA: Tar and gravel roof
Best For: Low-slope roofs
Pros: Durable, excellent waterproofing, multi-layer protection
Cons: Heavy, messy installation, longer install time
Modified Bitumen
Roofing
Best For: Low-slope or flat roofs
Pros: Flexible, easy maintenance, handles foot traffic well
Cons: Shorter lifespan under extreme heat
EPDM
(Rubber Roofing)
Best For: Flat and low-slope roofs
Pros: Cost-effective, lightweight, UV-resistant
Cons: Absorbs heat unless coated
TPO
(Thermoplastic Olefin)
Best For: Flat roofs in commercial and industrial buildings
Pros: Energy efficient (white reflective surface), lightweight, affordable, resistant to mold and punctures
Cons: Newer material—quality can vary by manufacturer
PVC
(Polyvinyl Chloride)
Best For: Restaurants and facilities with grease or chemical exposure
Pros: Fire, chemical, and wind resistant; long lifespan
Cons: Higher cost than TPO or EPDM
Metal
Roofing
Best For: Sloped commercial roofs
Common Materials: Steel, aluminum, zinc, copper
Pros: Extremely durable, long lifespan, fire-resistant, recyclable
Cons: Higher upfront cost, noise without insulation
Green Roofing /
Vegetative Roofs
Best For: Eco-conscious buildings, LEED-certified projects
Pros: Energy efficient, reduces heat island effect, attractive
Cons: Expensive, requires structural support, ongoing maintenance
Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) Roofing
Best For: Existing roofs that need restoration
Pros: Seamless insulation and waterproofing, energy-saving
Cons: Must be installed in dry weather, not widely available
Asphalt Shingles (Commercial Use)
Best For: Smaller commercial buildings with steep-slope roofs
Pros: Affordable, familiar installation, wide color options
Cons: Shorter lifespan, less suitable for flat roofs
Types of Commercial Roofs We Offer
Built-Up Roofing (BUR)
AKA: Tar and gravel roof
Best For: Low-slope roofs
Pros: Durable, excellent waterproofing, multi-layer protection
Cons: Heavy, messy installation, longer install time
Modified Bitumen
Roofing
Best For: Low-slope or flat roofs
Pros: Flexible, easy maintenance, handles foot traffic well
Cons: Shorter lifespan under extreme heat
EPDM
(Rubber Roofing)
Best For: Flat and low-slope roofs
Pros: Cost-effective, lightweight, UV-resistant
Cons: Absorbs heat unless coated
TPO
(Thermoplastic Olefin)
Best For: Flat roofs in commercial and industrial buildings
Pros: Energy efficient (white reflective surface), lightweight, affordable, resistant to mold and punctures
Cons: Newer material—quality can vary by manufacturer
PVC
(Polyvinyl Chloride)
Best For: Restaurants and facilities with grease or chemical exposure
Pros: Fire, chemical, and wind resistant; long lifespan
Cons: Higher cost than TPO or EPDM
Metal
Roofing
Best For: Sloped commercial roofs
Common Materials: Steel, aluminum, zinc, copper
Pros: Extremely durable, long lifespan, fire-resistant, recyclable
Cons: Higher upfront cost, noise without insulation
Green Roofing /
Vegetative Roofs
Best For: Eco-conscious buildings, LEED-certified projects
Pros: Energy efficient, reduces heat island effect, attractive
Cons: Expensive, requires structural support, ongoing maintenance
Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) Roofing
Best For: Existing roofs that need restoration
Pros: Seamless insulation and waterproofing, energy-saving
Cons: Must be installed in dry weather, not widely available
Asphalt Shingles (Commercial Use)
Best For: Smaller commercial buildings with steep-slope roofs
Pros: Affordable, familiar installation, wide color options
Cons: Shorter lifespan, less suitable for flat roofs
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