Commercial Roofing Specialists Serving the Carolinas & Southeast
Commercial Roof Types

The right system for the right building.

Get familiar with common commercial roofing systems and the practical considerations behind choosing, maintaining or replacing them.

Roof Systems

Understand your options.

System suitability and Roofing USA installation availability must be confirmed during a project consultation.

TPO & Single-Ply Roofing

Light-colored membrane options commonly considered for low-slope commercial buildings. Roofing USA’s GAF profile identifies single-ply roofing capabilities.

EPDM Roofing

A rubber-membrane roof system often used on flat or low-slope buildings; ask whether it suits your existing assembly.

PVC Membrane Roofing

A welded single-ply system that may suit certain commercial use cases and building requirements.

Metal Roofing

A versatile choice for applicable building geometry, appearance and roof-slope needs.

Roof Coatings

Depending on the existing roof condition, a restoration coating may be evaluated as one possible strategy.

Other Flat-Roof Assemblies

Built-up and modified bitumen roof systems may be encountered during commercial assessments.

This section educates visitors about roof systems. It does not claim Roofing USA installs or certifies every system listed. Confirm the company’s current offering, approved materials and warranty options before publishing definitive service claims.
Rooftop view of white membrane-style roofing in Roofing USA GAF public gallery
How to Decide

The best roof begins with the right questions.

There is no one roofing solution for every commercial property. Consider the existing assembly, roof slope, drainage, mechanical equipment, exposure, access and budget.

  • Existing roof age and condition
  • Drainage and rooftop penetrations
  • Project phasing and operational needs
  • Maintenance expectations and lifecycle value
Review Your Roof Options

Let’s protect what matters beneath your roof.

Commercial roof repairs, replacement, maintenance and new construction.

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