Commercial Roofing Solutions for Every Industry

Roofing requirements are influenced by a building’s function. For example, hospitals and healthcare facilities may require low-noise systems and strict moisture control, while retail or hospitality spaces may prioritize aesthetics and thermal comfort. Industrial buildings often need heavy-duty materials with high impact resistance.

Yes. Historic structures often require roofing systems that match the original design while improving performance. Material compatibility, slope, and ventilation are all evaluated carefully to maintain integrity while modernizing function.

Roofs with frequent foot traffic—such as those on multi-family housing or facilities with rooftop HVAC systems—typically benefit from membranes or coatings with enhanced durability and puncture resistance. Walk pads and reinforced surfaces can also be installed.

In regions like Central Pennsylvania, roofing systems must be able to withstand snow loads, freeze-thaw cycles, and seasonal storms. Insulation, drainage design, and material expansion properties are all key considerations during system selection.

In many cases, yes. If the existing structure is stable and code-compliant, recovery systems or overlays can be used to improve insulation and waterproofing without full tear-off. This is especially helpful for industrial and multi-family sites with tight project timelines.

Most commercial roofs should be inspected twice a year—usually in spring and fall—and after major storms. Preventive maintenance like clearing debris, resealing seams, and checking for ponding water helps extend the system’s service life.