Commercial Roofing

Over time, the roof on your commercial building or property will age with natural wear and tear. This is especially true if your business is located in a region where the weather conditions tend to be harsh. Since you have an obligation as a business owner/manager to protect the business’s assets, you have to occasionally have the roof inspected.

Upon finding there are issues, your best option would be to consult with a top roofing specialist like 303 Roofer. It would be our goal to lead and direct you to the best solution be it roofing repairs or the installation of a new roof.

Here is some information about the services we can offer your company.

Throughout the Denver area, there are all kinds of commercial businesses. The gambit runs from little “mom and pops” stores to the high-rise buildings that house major corporations. There are grocery stores, storage units, warehouses, and manufacturing plants all over the city.

No matter what type of business or businesses you are running or managing, you’ll be glad to know that 303 Roofer will be able to service your needs.

• Business parks and strip malls
• Major shopping malls
• Schools
• Churches and Synagogues
• Stand alone retail stores
• Grocery stores
• Hotels and Motels
• Medicals centers
• Hospitals
• Corporate buildings
• Restaurants
• Warehouses and storage facilities

After consulting with one of our representatives at 303 Roofer, a new roof installation might be determined to be the best solution for your current roofing issues. We would deem this the right option if your roof has aged with time and encountered significant damage or wear and tear.

Before helping you select the proper new roofing option, there are several factors we would like you to consider.

• The weather conditions in your region – lots of snow and cold in Denver
• Type of business structure
• Size of the building structure
• The aesthetics of the business and the community in which the business is located
• Budget
• Long-term goals – duration of occupancy

As you contemplate these factors, it would benefit you to have some level of understanding related to the types of commercial roofing we can offer.

• Asphalt Shingle Roofing
• EPDM Roofing
• Built-up
• Foam & Coatings
• Metal Roofing
• Modified Bitumen Roofing
• Tile Roofing

More often than not, this type of roofing is used for houses. However, it also works well for some smaller single-story commercial buildings. The roofing comes in precut shingles that are made with a base mat layered with a fiberglass mat and covered with waterproofing asphalt. For color and decoration, fire-resistant ceramic-coated granules can be added as a final layer.

For low-slope buildings, EPDM roofing could be the proper choice. The durable synthetic rubber roofing membrane is made with ethylene and propylene and comes in a variety of widths in either white or black.

This is another good option for low-slope roofs. It is manufactured in shingles or sheets from the following materials: alternating layers of bitumen (asphalt), tar, a reinforcing fabric, and a finishing layer made with gravel or stone.

For a lasting seal and durability, foam roofing materials are hard to beat. These products are manufactured with isocyanate and polyol and applied with a spray gun or machine. It comes out as a liquid but quickly expands and hardens as a chemical reaction to heat and oxygen. One of the easier options to install.

For longevity, minimal upkeep, and durability, it’s hard to beat metal roofing.
The materials used to make metal roof panels include Galvalume (steel), Galvanized (steel), Stainless steel, Aluminum, Zinc, and Copper. This option is suitable for most types of commercial buildings.

This option is commonly used for flat and low-slope roofs. The tiles or single-ply sheets are made with asphalt, which is combined with polymerized rubber or plastic. The finishing touches include a fiberglass coating to create a flexible and waterproof membrane.

The familiar and signature “white roof” appearance of TPO has been taking the commercial roofing industry by storm. Because of its decorative nature, this option is preferred by large corporate businesses and mall owners. The thermoplastic membrane is made from a combination of polypropylene and ethylene-propylene rubber and then reinforced with a fabric scrim to increase its stability and strength.

A tile roofing system is made with single tiles (shingles) that are manufactured with clay or concrete. With a variety of colors available, this would be considered the most decorative option. This option works well for schools, churches, and smaller buildings while offering strength and durability.

If you have a limited budget and your current roof is not carrying much age, it’s very possible that your commercial building’s roof might just be in need of repairs. The need for repairs can range from minor repairs to small sections of the roof to larger repair jobs that require more manpower.

After a consultation with your 303 Roofer representative, you can authorize us to repair your roof. The good news is we offer a wide range of roofing repair options for commercial buildings. The most common repairs needed for commercial buildings include the following.

Unfortunately, the quality of all workmanship will not measure up to reasonable standards. A poor installation will almost always lead to roofing issues that occur sooner rather than later. This is exactly why you need to have your roof independently inspected after an initial installation.

We would be happy to handle this for your company. If we find poor workmanship, it will be easier for us to correct it before the roofing starts to settle and age.