Commercial Roofing St. Augustine, FL

EPDM Roofing

EPDM rubber is a very long-lasting synthetic rubber roofing membrane (ethylene propylene diene terpolymer) that is commonly utilized in low-slope buildings across the United States and elsewhere. Ethylene and propylene – the two primary ingredients – are derived from oil and natural gas.

EPDM is a tough, flexible, and weather-resistant rubber that comes in black or white and has widths ranging from 7.5 feet to 50 feet and thicknesses of 45 and 60 mils. The roofing system’s seams are typically filled with liquid adhesives and appropriately formulated tape to seal them. EPDM might be installed either fully bonded, mastic-sealed, or ballasted.

TPO Roofing

Thermoplastic Polyolefin is a fast-growing commercial roofing system that is made of thermoplastic polyolefin. TPO roofing systems are made up of a single layer of polymers and reinforcing scrim that may be used to cover flat roofs. The membranes that make up most TPO are 10, 12, or 20 feet wide. These sheets are brought to the commercial site in rolls.

TPO has become a standard in the window film industry with its natural reflecting surface that reflects UV radiation. According to the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA), TPO accounts for around 40% of the commercial roofing marketplace.

Modified Bitumen Roofing

Modified Bitumen (MB) roofing is an asphalt-based roofing system for buildings with low-slope or “flat” roofs.

Modified Bitumen Roofing Systems are made to endure harsh weather conditions. It’s one of the most popular flat roofing systems on the market today, with five layers of protection.

The five-layer system of the Modified Bitumen Roofing Systems comprises:

• Insulation
• Modified Base Sheets or Piles
• Modified Bitumen Membranes
• Adhesive
• Surfacing

AES Epoxy Roof Coating

AES Epoxy Roof Coating is a flexible two-part epoxy designed to protect a variety of surfaces including rubber, concrete, foam, plywood, metal, and petroleum-based surfaces. It is especially suited to applications where surface movement may defeat the protection of a rigid coating.

AES Epoxy Roof Coating is excellent for waterproofing EPDM, TPO, PVC, built-up, single ply, polyurethane foam, concrete, and metal roofs. The flexibility retained by AES Epoxy Roof Coating allows for surface movement caused by thermal shock to most structures.

AES Epoxy Roof Coating can be applied to EPDM, TPO, PVC, built-up, single ply, polyurethane foam, concrete, and metal roofs

Metal Roofing

Steel or aluminum are the most popular commercial metal roofing materials. Galvalume steel, which is galvanized or coated after being manufactured, is used to make many steel panels.

A rustic appearance is given to some steel panels by leaving them uncoated. The three other types of metals utilized in metal roofs are copper, aluminum, and zinc.

Tear-Offs & Re-Roofs

Do you need a new roof for your commercial property? We offer complete tear-off and re-roofing replacement services. Tear-offs involve complete removal of the current roof, while re-roofing is where we install the EPDM roofing membrane of your existing roof. Not sure which one is best for your situation? Get in touch with us today!

Reliable Roof Repairs & Inspections

Making sure your roof is secure, energy-efficient and within code is the best investment you can make in your home. When you need your roof inspected – whether for new construction compliance, insurance requirements or just to be on the safe side – you can depend on us to give you an honest evaluation after a thorough inspection of the interior and exterior factors. Our expert team of certified roof inspectors gives you the most accurate results available.

Standing Seam Metal Roofing

Standing seam metal roofing systems. These metal roofing systems are in high demand. We offer both architectural and structural metal roofing systems in profiles of 1”, 1.5” & 2” seam heights. All of our panels are secured with UL-engineered clips and Flathead screw fasteners. The beauty and elegance of a true standing seam metal roof are unparalleled.

The Bottom Line…

Regularly maintaining roof system components that are constantly exposed to the elements will eliminate or reduce chemical, physical, and thermal stresses.

Left unchecked, these stresses can shorten a roof’s service life and cause untimely damage. Most of our valuables and loved ones are kept under a roof. We rely on these structures to keep both our valuables and loved ones safe and in the best condition possible.

You should check on the condition of your roof after every six months to ensure that you catch any issues quickly before they develop into a more serious problem.