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Flat Roofing
Flat roofing can fall into many categories. The main ones that we install are single ply membranes, coatings, rolled roofing, and low sloped metal roofs. Depending on the roof slope, roof size, and building use is a great place to start when determine what type of roofing system you may need or want on your building. Flat roof warranties will range from 5 Year to 30 Year System Warranties. Please follow the Flat Roofing Link to learn more about flat roofing systems. . |
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Shingle Roofing
Roof shingles are tiles that interlock and overlap to channel water off of a sloped roof deck. Shingle roofs can be used in low sloped or steep sloped roof constructions but should not be used in flat roof situations. Many common types of shingle roofs are Asphalt, Clay, Metal, Wood, Rubber, and Slate. When looking into shingle roofs you always want to make sure you have proper ventilation and drainage. Please follow the Shingle roof link below to learn more about shingle roofs and their components. |
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Metal Roofing
Metal roofs come in many different colors, profiles/styles, and thicknesses but can be categorized into two main categories. The first being exposed fastener where you can see all of the fasteners holding the metal system to the roof structure. The second is a concealed fastener system where no fasteners should be visible on top of the metal system but concealed within the roofing system. Most metal systems cost more than a standard Asphalt Shingle roof but metal is far superior in lifespan and durability over time. If you would like to know more about metal roofing systems please follow the link below. |
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Gutter/Roof Drainage
Gutters are a form of roof drainage that run along the low end of a roof to collect water and divert it away from the structure. Other forms of roof drainage are roof drains, scuppers, and collection boxes. Depending on the roof size will depend on the size of gutter, size of downspout, and quantity of each that will be required for proper drainage. Many accessories can be added to gutters and collection boxes. Accessories that are common are leaf guards, splash blocks, downspout strainers, wedges, rain chains, etc. To learn more about gutters and roof drainage please follow the link below. |
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Metal Fabrication
Our sheet metal department is ES1 Certified. We offer more than 35 colors in steel and aluminum, which include standard colors, metallic colors, and four colors to match stone. We also offer multiple metal options which are steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper, anodized aluminum, zinc, and galvanized. We offer solutions to many projects like metal column covers, standard trim flashing's, and custom fabricated pieces. We also offer steel channel, furring, purlin, studs tracks, and blocking. If you would like to learn more about metal fabrication please follow the link below. |
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Wall/Soffit Panels
Wall panels and soffit panels are surface coverings. Wall and soffit panels can be used on the exterior to protect a structure from the elements, used in fence/enclosure builds, used under decks to divert water for expanded outdoor space, or used on the interior for aesthetics. Both panel types come in different profiles, materials, and textures. The most common materials used are steel, aluminum, copper, wood, fiber cement, and vinyl. To learn more about wall panels and soffit panels please follow the link below. |
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Roof Deck/Garden
Roof decks can tie into garden roofs to allow for the garden to be observed without being walked through or they can be used to expand outdoor area for relaxing or entertaining. Roof decks can be wood, stone, or rubber. Depending on your roof system, slope, space requirements, and structural support will determine what style/system that someone can pick from. A roof garden is a garden system on top of a roof system. Roof gardens have many benefits for the owner and for the environment. Roof garden systems can be split into two separate system types. The first most common system is a traditional style garden roof and the second stem is a tray system. Depending on soil depth desired, purpose of the garden, and what the structure can support will determine which system is best to use. To Learn more about roof decks or roof gardens please follow the link below. |