Commercial & Flat Roofing

Commercial Flat Roofing

Your roof is one of the most important parts of your business. With a flat roof, you get more protection and can choose from many different materials that have been designed by some of the top suppliers in our industry. We always keep all brands on hand so we can offer you what’s best for your needs and unique style preferences.

We’ve helped countless businesses maintain their roofs with products designed specifically for those needs as well as top-notch service by professionals who know how important keeping things covered is when protecting against natural disasters like hail storms. If there was ever any doubt about why investing in strong protection should be one of your first priorities.

Shingle ROOFING

Single-Ply Membrane Roofing

If you are currently doing research into the various options of roofing for your business, you’re probably already aware of Single-Ply Membrane roofing. That’s because it’s a fantastic option for commercial businesses, including manufacturing facilities and industrial buildings, which are exactly the kind of buildings that require the best roofing.

Single-Ply membranes are sheets of rubber and other materials that can be installed through a variety of methods and provides excellent protection for your building. Single-Ply Membrane is installed by affixing it to roof through ballasting, chemicals, or mechanical fasteners.

Single-Ply Membrane Roofing is fairly well-known and comes in a range of different types to fit any need or budget.

Two common types of Single-Ply Membrane roofs that we offer include TPO and EPDM

TPO ROOFING

TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) roofing if known for being lightweight, versatile, and durable in a wide variety of climates.

TPO roofing systems are comprised of a single layer of synthetics with reinforcing scrim and are typically used to cover flat roofs.

Some features of TPO Roofing system include the following:

• It is mechanically attached
• Its seams are fused with hot air guns
• It is not ballasted
• It comes in a variety of colors, including gray, tan, and specialty colors.

Shingle Roofing

Commercial Shingle Roofing in St. Louis Missouri

Shingle roofing comes to mind first when comes to a roofing option for homes and residential buildings, but you may not realize that shingles are all also often used for steep slope commercial roofing applications as well.  Shingles come in a variety of different materials, including slate, plastic, metal, slate, wood, and composite materials, such as asphalt. In terms of the different types, shingles can broken down in two broad categories: Architectural and Asphalt.

Some features of shingle roofing systems include the following:

• They offer durability against hail
• They come in a wider variety of colors and designs
• They are easier to repair. You can spot damaged areas and fix them rapidly and affordably.

Architectural Shingles

These are multilayered shingles that tend to be heavier to add further weatherproofing and durability.

Asphalt Shingles

Asphalt shingles are the most well-known and affordable shingles for many applications. These roof systems don’t last quite as long as architectural shingles, but they can be more cost-effective.