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The roof of your commercial building is the first line of defense in case of seismic disasters such as hail, ice, snow, fire, rain, heavy winds, storms, heat, etc.

The roof is also very vulnerable as it is exposed to different weather conditions at all times, every day and certain elements may contribute to its deterioration. Deteriorated roofs pose a high risk of damage to the contents of the building as well as the structure itself.”

Recognizing the Signs of a Roof Problem

As a business owner or a commercial building owner, it is your responsibility to stay aware of the problems your roof might be facing. If it has been a while since you last inspected your roof, we recommend you hire a professional for commercial roofing to identify and fix any existing and potential problems.

If the roof is facing a serious problem, the signs are often evident from inside the building as well. For example, water stains on the top surface of the premises may indicate a leak caused by a crack or hole in the roof.

Remember, no leak is less important from the other, even if it is a small leak. Even the smallest leak you see can easily become a costly repair by expanding over time. Likewise, if your commercial building has molds or bad odor inside, this may be a sign of water penetration because of roof leakage. It’s important to understand that even the smallest leak can be a sign of big trouble.

While business owners or maintenance employees should regularly check for roofing problems in a commercial building, this is not enough. There may be underlying problems that only a professional for commercial roofing will be able to identify and resolve. For this reason, it is a smart choice to hire a contractor to ensure safety as well as to prevent and/or fix the potential/existing problems and their recurrence.”

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What is Commercial Roofing?

Commercial roofing is a little different than residential roofing as they generally have a relatively flat slope as opposed to residential roofing, which is typically steeply sloped. There are many types of materials used to create commercial roofing systems that has its own benefits and drawbacks that should be considered.

Previously, many commercial roofs were constructed using shingles, which are overlapping sections of material laid in rows to help improve runoff and can be made from a number of materials, including wood, slate, clay, or asphalt. One of the cheapest and most effective shingle options are Asphalt shingles which are covered with a bituminous coating. They require a great deal of maintenance, and don't last as long as other materials.

In areas with a warmer climate, shingles made from clay or ceramic tiles are popular, as these materials help to repel sunlight and keep the building cool. Even though they are fairly expensive, they typically last for many years and offer a distinctive style. Wood shingles are expensive, made from cedar or pine and are used mainly for their appearance, but are subject to mold and insect damage. Very Strong and durable, Slate shingles are made from thin layers of rock, and are one of the most-costly shingle materials available. Slate shingles may last well over 100 years upon installation.

Metal roofing is a more reliable and economical choice for commercial roofing systems. Besides being more reliable and economical, metal roofing is very lightweight, allowing simple and cost-effective support structures to be used and is also known for its flexibility, and can be curved or bent as needed on oddly shaped structures. Lasting up to 50 years, Metal Roofing material is quick and easy to install. Metal Roofing material is made from steel, aluminum, copper, or metal alloys, and helps keep the building occupants cool by reflecting sunlight and heat.

The membrane roofing system is one of the most effective types of commercial roofing and are made of sheets of rubber or Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) that are bonded at the seams. Heat welders are used by installers to form these bonds, effectively creating a single sheet of material that is impenetrable to leaks. Membrane roofing is incredibly lightweight and durable, and often reflects sunlight due to its light-colored finish. Being a relatively new product, it is among the most affordable types of commercial roofing, and is quickly becoming one of the most popular products on the industry.