Commercial Roofing Options
Roofing requirements depend on the building, existing system, and project goals. Contact One Truss to confirm whether the requested commercial roofing work is currently within scope.
Projects may include installation, re-roofing, or repairs. Scope, schedule, and any effect on building operations depend on site conditions and the agreed work plan.
Commercial Roofing Systems to Discuss
System availability and suitability depend on the building and project. Contact One Truss to confirm which systems are currently within its scope.
TPO Roofing
Compare membrane thickness, attachment method, and project-specific warranty terms.
Metal Roofing
Review panel profile, substrate, drainage details, and expected maintenance.
Modified Bitumen
Confirm the number of plies, surfacing, and tie-ins to existing roof areas.
EPDM Roofing
Review membrane thickness, seam details, and attachment method.
Built-Up Roofing
Confirm layer count, surfacing, roof access, and building-use constraints.
PVC Roofing
Compare membrane specification, attachment, and suitability for site conditions.
Commercial Building Types
Roofing requirements vary across building types. Examples to discuss when requesting an estimate include:
- Retail & Shopping Centers
- Office Buildings
- Warehouses & Industrial
- Restaurants
- Multi-Family Housing
- Medical Facilities
- Schools & Churches
- Government Buildings
Project Planning
- System Selection: Confirm which materials are available and appropriate for the building
- Operating Schedule: Discuss site access, work hours, and any phasing requirements
- Written Scope: Review included work, exclusions, and pricing
- Warranty Terms: Review applicable manufacturer and workmanship documents
- Maintenance: Ask whether a maintenance plan is currently available for the proposed system
Commercial Solar Integration
If you are considering commercial solar, compare roof condition, proposed work, project timing, and utility economics before proceeding. Coordinate the roofing and solar scopes and responsibilities with the relevant contractors.
Learn About Commercial Solar