Commercial FAQs

We handle flat roofs, low-slope systems, TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, as well as steep slope shingle and metal roofing for commercial properties.

TPO: Affordable, reflective, and energy-efficient.
PVC: Excellent chemical and grease resistance—ideal for restaurants or industrial
facilities.
EPDM: A durable rubber membrane that performs well in extreme temperatures.
While still very popular in northern climes, this has fallen out of favor in the south
because it is generally manufactured in a black color, which can increase energy
bills in the summer.

Each system is chosen based on building use, climate, and budget.

Many times, yes. Local building codes require permits and inspections for commercial roofing projects. We handle all permitting and compliance to keep projects running smoothly.

Most homeowners can expect their roof to be done in 1 day. Some roof replacements take 2 days. Size and complexity plays a factor.

Reflective roofs can reduce cooling costs by up to 30% in hot climates like Georgia. Over the roof’s lifespan, the energy savings often offset a significant portion of the initial investment.

We plan projects around your business schedule to minimize downtime. In many cases, your operations can continue while we work.

In some cases, yes – some building codes technically allow one additional roofing layer. This is a viable option with a low slope roof. With metal and shingle roofs, we highly recommend a complete tear-off for proper installation and long-term performance, and best value for money.

Yes. Routine maintenance helps extend the life of your roof and prevents costly emergencies. We tailor maintenance plans to your property’s needs.

Yes. We deliver detailed inspection reports, photos, and maintenance recommendations—helpful for budgeting and insurance purposes.

Most flat roofing systems last 20–30 years with proper maintenance. Metal systems can last 40–50 years. Routine inspections and upkeep can add years to any system’s lifespan.

We recommend at least once a year—ideally in the spring or fall—and after major storms. Regular inspections catch small issues before they become costly problems.

In many cases, yes. If the membrane is in good condition and damage is localized, targeted repairs or coatings may extend its life. If the roof is failing system-wide, replacement is the best investment.

Elastomeric or silicone coatings create a seamless barrier over your existing roof, reflecting heat and sealing small leaks. They’re a cost-effective way to add 10–15 years to a roof’s lifespan.

Yes. We have crews and equipment to manage large square footage efficiently. Whether it’s a strip mall, apartment complex, or distribution center, we’ve got the expertise.

At least once a year, and twice a year is best—typically spring and fall—and after major storms. Proactive inspections prevent costly repairs and help maintain warranties.

Yes. Our maintenance programs include regular inspections, minor repairs, and detailed reports. This helps extend roof life and ensures compliance with manufacturer warranties.

Insurance usually covers damage caused by storms, hail, or wind—but not age. We provide full inspection reports, photos, and documentation to help you through the claim process.

Most flat roof systems include a manufacturer’s warranty (10–30 years) plus our workmanship warranty. We also offer No Dollar Limit (NDL) warranties, which cover the full cost of repair or replacement if the roof fails under warranty terms.

NDL stands for “No Dollar Limit.” Unlike prorated warranties, NDL covers the total cost of repairs or replacement—materials and labor—within the warranty period, regardless of cost. We can provide 15, 20 and up to 30 year NDL warranties on re-roof and re-covers!

Schedule regular inspections, keep drains clear, apply roof coatings when appropriate, and repair minor issues promptly. Preventative care often doubles a roof’s lifespan.

It’s the process of tailoring materials and installation methods to meet your budget without compromising performance. For example, re-covering the existing roof rather than fully replacing it, or using a thinner membrane to reduce cost of materials.

Flat roofs rely on internal drains, scuppers, or tapered insulation to shed water. Poor drainage causes ponding, which leads to premature roof failure. We evaluate and work with manufacturers to ensure proper drainage for every system.

Yes. A well-documented new roof increases property value, reassures potential buyers, and often helps negotiate better insurance rates.

We follow strict OSHA guidelines, use fall protection systems, and maintain clear work zones. Safety for your tenants, employees, and our crews is non- negotiable.

Reflective roofing materials like TPO or coated membranes reduce heat absorption, lowering cooling costs. Additional, new building codes require upgraded insulation. Over time, the energy savings can offset a portion of the roofing investment.

Call us immediately. We’ll quickly locate the source, provide temporary protection if needed, and give you a detailed action plan. Fast resp

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