New Commercial Roof
For safe, dependable commercial roofing, turn to the experts at The Exterior Company. We’ve been providing commercial roof installation and replacement to businesses throughout the area since 2012.
Our team offers a range of solutions to meet the needs of any roof, including flat and low-slope roofs. We offer free inspections and can quickly help you determine if you need to replace your roof.
We pride ourselves on performing quality work from start to finish using high-quality materials and top-notch craftsmanship. We also provide comprehensive warranties on our installation and replacement services to give our customers peace of mind.
Contact The Exterior Company today to request a consultation for commercial roof installation and replacement.
Signs You Need Commercial Roof Replacement
Waiting too long to replace your business’ roof can lead to major issues and negatively impact your company’s bottom line. A leak in your business’s roof can force you to replace building materials, furnishings, products, electronics, and so on.
A major leak can also lead to downtime and loss of productivity, costing you additional money until you can schedule a roof repair or replacement. In some cases, an old roof that’s in poor condition can even threaten the structural integrity of the building.
If you notice any of these signs or issues, it’s important to get your roof inspected:
- Leaks and water damage
- Visible cracking or blistering
- Missing shingles or panels
- Severe storm damage
- Water pooling on a flat roof
- Sagging roof
Our Commercial Roofing Installation Services
When installing a commercial roof, we always take care to prevent any damage to the building or surrounding property. We also make sure that we perform the job according to commercial building codes. The exact process for installing or replacing a commercial roof varies depending on the type of roof and materials used.
The first step is inspecting the roof and determining the best materials. When performing a replacement, our roofers start by tearing off the old materials down to the roof deck. They will then assess the condition of the deck to determine whether or not it also needs replacing. If the deck is in good condition, the roofers will then move on to putting down the underlayment over it.
They’ll then install metal flashing along the edges and other areas that require it, like chimneys, vent pipes, and skylights. On a flat roof, they will also add drains to prevent water from pooling on the roof. The last step is to install the roof and then have it inspected to make sure it meets building codes.
Commercial Roofing Services You Can Count On
At The Exterior Company, we’re dedicated to installing commercial and residential roofs that make a difference. We work to ensure that your roofing needs are met and that you’re fully satisfied.
We understand the strain that replacing your roof can have on your company’s budget, which is why we offer financing options on approved credit. Our A+ rating from the BBB and the countless rave reviews we continually receive are just some of the things that set us apart.
The Exterior Company is proud to be the top choice for commercial roof installation and replacement! Contact us to schedule an inspection and consultation.
FAQs
What is the life expectancy of a commercial roof?
The average life expectancy of a commercial roof is between 20 and 30 years. However, metal roofs can potentially last for up to 40 or 50 years. Getting regular roof maintenance and inspections and repairing issues promptly is important for protecting its lifespan.
What is the best commercial roofing material?
The best roofing material can vary depending on the type of roof, the local climate, and other factors. Shingles and metal roofing are good options for sloped roofs. PVC, EPDM, and TPO roofing membranes can all be great choices for flat roofs.
How long does it take to replace a commercial roof?
The timeline to replace a commercial roof can vary significantly. Most projects take at least a few days, but more complex jobs can take several weeks. It largely depends on factors like the size and type of roof, the type of roofing materials, and weather conditions.
