Commercial Roofing Contractors in Dallas, Plano & Frisco

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Commercial Roofing With Brotherhood

Commercial roofing can be more complex than residential roofing. In many cases, commercial buildings have larger roofs – and they need different types of protection.

Fortunately, Brotherhood Roofing is the premier commercial roofing contractor in Dallas, Plano, Frisco and the surrounding communities. We can install, inspect, or replace your commercial roof to protect your business and everything in it.

When Do You Need a Commercial Roofing Contractor?

Whether you’re building a new commercial space, such as a factory, restaurant, warehouse or apartment building, or you’ve noticed that your building’s roof isn’t performing the way it should, we may be able to help you.

But let’s be frank: You probably don’t think about your building’s roof much. In fact, most commercial building owners don’t think about roofing until there’s a leak or another visible problem. 

However, at the very least, you should be getting a free commercial roof inspection at least once a year. 

New Commercial Roof Installation

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Commercial Roofing in Dallas, Frisco, and Plano - Brotherhood Roofing

Installing a new commercial roof takes extensive knowledge and experience. Brotherhood Roofing will work with you to determine the best type of roof for your needs, as well as help you zero in on a solution that fits in your budget. Call our office today to schedule a consultation with an expert commercial roofing contractor who can learn about your needs and explain all your options.

Commercial Roof Replacement

All commercial roofs eventually need to be replaced. Some roofing types last longer than others do, and in some cases, roof damage is so significant that a roof doesn’t last as long as it should. Although you can put off roof replacement by maintaining your commercial roof properly and performing repairs as soon as they become necessary, it’s inevitable – and when it’s time for a commercial roof replacement, you need to work with a contractor you can trust to install the right materials the right way.

Free Roof Inspection

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Types of Commercial Roofs

The most common types of commercial roofs include:

  • Single-ply roofing
  • TPO
  • PVC
  • EPDM
  • Modified bitumen
  • Built-up
  • Metal
  • Liquid-applied
 
Here’s a closer look at each.

Single-Ply Roofing

Single-ply roofing is flexible and versatile. This type of commercial roof uses TPO, PVC or EPDM materials, which resist cracking, peeling and other issues. Designed to be installed in a single layer, these types of roofs are generally cost-effective.

TPO

TPO roofs are made from thermoplastic polyolefin. They’re most commonly used on low-slope roofs, and they have heat-welded seams. TPO roofs are highly reflective and are available in a wide range of colors, although many business owners choose white, gray or tan.

PVC

PVC roofs are made from polyvinyl chloride and consist of two layers (and they have a polyester reinforcement scrim between them). These types of roofs are designed to last, and they’re very durable. They’re also fire-resistant, which makes them a great choice for many commercial building owners.

EPDM

EPDM roofs are made from ethylene propylene diene monomer, which is lightweight, somewhat elastic and very durable. These roofs are exceptionally UV-resistant, and they’re one of the most popular types of commercial roofing because they’re very cost-effective.

Modified Bitumen Roofing

Modified bitumen roofs are a combination of asphalt and a chemical polymer, and they’re very resistant to constantly changing temperatures. These types of roofs feature melted-together seams to lock out water, and they’re rated against wind, fire and hail.

Built-Up Commercial Roofs

A built-up roofing system is similar to what you’d see in a house. They generally feature three to five layers of protection to help your business weather serious temperature fluctuations. This type of roofing is extremely common on smaller commercial buildings and rental properties.

Metal

Metal roofing is long-lasting and durable, and it’s very reliable. You can use it on low-slope and steep roofs, and it’s designed to protect your commercial building from all kinds of weather events, water incursion, and a variety of other problems.

Liquid-Applied Roofing

Liquid-applied roofing is extremely good at resisting water, particularly in hard-to-reach areas that would be at risk with another type of roofing. It’s constructed on the spot with resin and polyester, and it goes on as a liquid.

Do You Need to Talk to a Commercial Roofing Contractor?

If you own a commercial building, we’ll be happy to provide you with a free roof inspection. If you’re constructing a new space, we can help you settle on the right roofing materials while sticking to your budget. Call our office today to schedule an appointment with our commercial roofing experts – we’ll be happy to set up a time that works for you.

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