Commercial Roofing
also provide commercial roof repairs, and if you notice any roof damage on the roof of your business, like brittle or curling shingles, dark water stains, or loss of granules you should get in touch with our professional technicians. have been providing high-quality commercial roofing services to businesses at affordable rates for a long time.
Specialize In
Commercial Roof Repair
Commercial New Roofing
Commercial Roof Inspections
Commercial Flat Roofing
Commercial Pitched Roofing
The Difference In Expertise
What makes stand apart from other professional contractors in the industry is the fact that have an experienced team of the best roof technicians and contractors. are licensed commercial roofing contractors, and work with the best tools to help repair roof damage, enhance your roof, or replace your commercial roof.
Get Comprehensive Commercial Roofing from Roofing!
Roofing is committed to providing exceptional quality commercial roofing services to businesses. Whether your business roof needs repairs, or you want to install a completely new roof, can do it all. pride ourselves in offering the best commercial roofing services to businesses at affordable costs.
Comprehensive Range Of Roofing Services
As far as expertise in commercial roofing goes, there are very few roofing contractors that come close. Roofing is regarded as the leading commercial roofing contractor, and has provided exceptional commercial roofing services to the following:
Schools
Restaurants
Office Buildings
Work Facilities
Government Facilities
Fitness Facilities
Fast Food Venues
TIPS IN COMMERCIAL ROOFING
If you are planning on putting a new roof on your business, you should follow these tips for commercial roofing for businesses. These tips will ensure that you hire a good company to put on your roof, and also choose a roof that will last you for a very long time.
Convenient for You
When you run a business, the last thing you want is roofers interrupting everything. It can be very helpful to hire a roofing company that can work when your business is closed. Other companies will ensure you that they will not get in your way or block the entrances to your parking lot.
Clean Up
Make sure the roofing company that you hire will clean up all of the debris from your old roof. You do not want this debris laying in the parking lot of your business. Most roofing companies will automatically do this for you when they are finished working, and many will clean as they go.
Type of Roofing
There are many different types of roofing that you can choose from for your business. Some of the factors that will help you choose the type include the cost, the slope of your roof, and the weather where your business is located. Asphalt shingles are very popular with residential and commercial buildings. Laminated shingles are also asphalt, but are available in a variety of different colors and textures for your roof.
Metal Roof
If you are interested in a metal roof, you can choose from steel, metal, copper, and much more. If the roof is installed properly, it should last you up to 50 years. This type of roofing can also be less expensive than using asphalt shingles.
BEST COMMERCIAL ROOFING
MAKING A DECISION BETWEEN ROOF REPAIR OR ROOF REPLACEMENT
thorough commercial roof inspection to help you to make the decision whether to make a repair or if it’s time to start evaluating the commercial roof replacement cost.
One of the easiest ways to make this determination is to obviously consider your budget but also want to speak with customers to find out how long they plan to keep the building. will help you design and plan based on based on all of these factors:
- How long will the owner be holding the building
- Length of the commercial roof warranty desired by the building owner
- Does the roof system need a complete tear off or will a recover suffice
- How costly it would be to repair vs replace the commercial roof
WHAT IS A COMMERCIAL ROOF?
A commercial roof is typically a flat roof on top of a commercial building (think Home Depot or Walmart). In comparison to a residential roof with steeper slopes, shingles, and minimal or no insulation at the roof itself, a commercial roof is typically built in layers with thick insulation directly under the roof, is flat or has a minimal slope, and the surface is a continuous membrane.
WHAT IS THE BEST COMMERCIAL ROOFING MATERIAL?
TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) roofing is becoming the most common commercial roofing material and its use is growing more and more every year. Compared to materials used in the past such as EPDM, PVC, and modified bitumen, TPO roofing is lighter, more resistant to cracking and breakage, it’s light color provides great sun reflection, and it’s long-lasting.
HOW LONG SHOULD A COMMERCIAL ROOF LAST?
A TPO roofing system should last 20-30 years. Because TPO is a relatively new technology, materials continue to improve and contractors are gaining more experience with it and a modern, well maintained TPO roof is beginning to last 30+ years. An EPDM roof should last the average business owner 20-35 years, and an asphalt roof can last anywhere from 20-40 years.
How the weather can affect your commercial roof
They say that there is no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather. Rain, heat, and even wind all have their benefits. However, when all that good weather seems to be attacking your commercial roof, it can seem anything but useful. Learn how the weather can affect your commercial roof and what you can do about it.
Weather conditions that can impact your commercial roof
Fall and falling objects – when most people think of autumn, they picture stunning foliage and envision the start of the holiday season. But all those leaves, plant matter and branches can fall and inflict harm to your commercial roof, such as punctures and deterioration. Falling debris may also be cause for alarm during a windy fall. You may want to cut back any trees that are close to or overhang your roof. Additionally, keep gutters and vents clear to prevent clogs and blockages from causing standing water problems and drainage issues.
Fluctuating temperatures – in some areas, if you don’t like the weather you need only to wait 15 minutes and it will change. Unfortunately, this kind of variety can really damage your commercial roof. Often called the freeze/thaw effect, it can result in thermal shock. Rain or melting snow will quickly refreeze overnight and then melt again in the morning sun. Just one small gap in the seams or crack in the flashing can let water in. When that water then freezes, it will cause the crack to expand and lead to a major leak. Frozen water can also add up to 60 pounds of extra weight per cubic foot. If your roof is old, all the freezing and thawing will ultimately affect its ability to expand and contract as necessary, which will weaken your roof over time. It’s essential to have your roof professionally inspected at least twice a year to catch potential problems when they are small, before they become major, costly headaches. These inspections should be done in the fall to prepare for the winter and again in the spring to correct any trouble caused by severe winter weather.
Heavy snow – falling snow can look beautiful and peaceful but when it piles up and becomes heavy, it can wreak havoc on your commercial roof. It can even lead to complete roof failure. This is especially true for flat roofs due to their wide span and low slope. If you are in an area prone to lots of snowfall, your roof was probably constructed to withstand this climate. Still, there remains the possibility for danger. Heavy snow can add a considerable amount of weight to your roof and affect its load bearing capacity. The depth of the snowfall does not determine the weight. Even a minor snow event can have a major impact. Research shows that new snow can add more than 20 cubic feet of extra weight. The last thing you want to hear is creaking or loud popping sounds coming from your roof. That is an indication that you have exceeded the maximum snow load your roof can take. Other signs include sagging metal supports, warped wood and any type of distortion. It’s vital that you develop a comprehensive snow removal plan so that snow does not sit on your roof for too long. Most importantly, this work should only be performed by professionals to avoid damaging the roof and to prevent accidents.
Ice jams – have you ever glanced up to see those fascinating looking icicles hanging off buildings? They may look beautiful and intriguing, but they are actually evidence of a failing gutter system. When the water from melting snow cannot drain properly, it gets trapped and forms these ice jams. Eventually, they can become too heavy and make your gutters and downspouts collapse. You must make sure your gutters do not get clogged with ice and leaves and prevent water from flowing away from your commercial roof.
Commercial Roofing Contractor
How You Should Prepare for Winter
Now that we are heading straight towards the cold, frigid winter months, it is the best time to handle any critical projects before the weather takes a nasty turn. One of the most important things to discover is if your roof is in need of repairs. As it is your first line of defense against mother nature, your roof should be checked before winter to ensure no repairs are needed.
The first thing that should be done is to have a detailed roof inspection to check for damage or deterioration. During the inspection we will take a close look at the membrane of your unit, as well as all the other parts. Thing that we look for include:
Separating seams
Flashing
Drainage
Rust
Deterioration
Ponding issues
Structural issues
Skylight
Debris
Keeping Your Protected
goal is to always be by your side, helping you continue to protect your facility from the top down. At All Roofing Solutions, do not believe in a set-it-and-forget-it approach to roofing. Instead, anytime there is a problem, are here for you