Commercial Roofing

Commercial roof systems come in many varieties. Below are a few of the most popular types of commercial roofing materials. For flat roof or commercial roof repair or replacement, search for a commercial roofing specialist to the right.

Type of Commercial Roofing

EPDM Rubber Roofing

Thick synthetic rubber roofs that chemically fuse together, giving you one seamless roof over your commercial or industrial building. Known for outstanding performance over a wide range of weather exposures.

PVC Commercial Roofing

Polyvinyl chloride sheets come in rolls of membrane material that is fastened to the roof deck with screws and plates. Seams are welded together and sealed.

TPO Commercial Roofing

TerPolymer olefins are membranes that have adhesives to stick to insulation which is adhered to the roof deck. TPO roof systems are typically white in color and may be reinforced.

Single Ply Commercial Roofing

A single ply of roofing material made from polymer plastic and rubber. Many of these products are quite durable and energy efficient, and often come in multiple colors.

Green Commercial Roofs

Garden vegetative "green" roofing systems can reduce the demand for energy and the temperature of the city the building resides in. Green roofs slow water drainage down by allowing some storage to take place on the roof. That relieves pressure on underground sewer and drainage systems during times of heavy rainfall.

Built Up Commercial Roofing

Coal tar or asphalt is used as a waterproofing element between layers of reinforcing felt. Pre-manufactured built up systems are known as "modified bitumen" commercial roof systems.