Commercial Roofing Brands We Carry
We partner with several vendors to offer contractors a wide variety of products for low-slope and commercial applications. Here are some of our trusted partners:
Commercial Roofing Products
We carry a wide variety of commercial roofing materials and accessories, from EPDM and TPO to adhesives and insulation.
CertainTeed Flintlastic®
- Premium, self-adhering SBS modified bitumen roofing material
- Suitable for use for most low-slope roof system applications
- Available in a wide variety of colors for complete customization
- Flintlastic® SA Cap white meets or exceeds ENERGY STAR® requirements
- Flintlastic® SA Cap also complies with California Title 24, Part 6 Cool Roof requirements
Gaco® Silicone Roof Coating Systems
- Save money, time, and aggravation by re-covering, rather than re-roofing
- Proven, guaranteed solution for renewing your weathered commercial roof
- Can be applied to virtually any existing surface to create a seamless membrane
- Helps protect against permanent ponding water, ultraviolet light, and severe weather
- Silicone resists degradation, chalking, and cracking and is mold-, mildew-, and stain-resistant
Johns Manville EPDM
- Single-ply and bituminous sheet systems available
- Membrane and pre-taped membrane varieties available
- One-sided application with water-based adhesive
- Thicker, cleaner, and smoother than other brands
- Flexible, stable, puncture-proof, and resistant to UV degradation
Johns Manville TPO
- Single-ply roofing offering extreme pliability, flexibility, and workability
- Self-adhered varieties can be installed up to three times faster via JM Peel & Stick technology
- Cost-effective, durable, energy efficient, UV-resistant, and lays flat
- Better for angle changes and working around penetrations
- Wide weld window allows you to work in both optimum conditions and harsh environments
Johns Manville Polyiso Cover Boards
- ProtectoR™ HD, Invinsa®, SeparatoR® CGF, and SeparatoR® varieties available
- Fire-resistant cover boards that achieve UL Class A approvals also available
- Polyisocyanurate foam core offers exceptional strength in a lightweight package
- Protective layer reinforces membranes to maximize long-term performance
- Helps maintain insulation thermal performance and resists punctures and water absorption
Johns Manville Roofing Accessories
- Thermal insulation
- Adhesives, cements, and coatings
- Walkpads
- Flashing and seam tape
- Inside/outside corners
- Pipe boots
- Pourable sealer pockets
- Joint patches
- Termination strips
- Penetration pockets
United Asphalt Roof Coatings, Cements, & Adhesives
- Quick-dry asphalt primers
- Fibered, fibered emulsion, non-fibered, and rubberized roof coatings
- Flashing, blind nailing, and plastic cements
- SBS-modified adhesive BG
- Cap sheet/roof cement, cap mastic, and modified aluminum mastic
- SBS-modified, standard, and all-weather flashing cements
- Elastomeric and modified rubber sealants (brush and trowel grade)
- HylastoSeal (HLS)
- Non-fibered foundation coating
FAQs
Can I use residential roofing materials on my commercial roof?
Depending on the construction, some residential products are incorporated into commercial roofing, like slate or metal on a pent roof. However, you should usually use commercial roofing materials on your commercial roof.
Is there a difference between residential and commercial roofing materials?
While residential and commercial roofs may seem similar, there is a difference in the materials you use when installing a commercial roof. For more contrasts between residential and commercial roofing, check out our blog explaining both in depth.
Does a commercial roof need inspections?
Your commercial roof should be inspected and maintained by a roofing contractor twice a year. Regular maintenance can identify and address issues, prevent future problems, and save money on repairs. It can also improve roof performance and extend its lifespan.
Can I DIY my new commercial roof?
No, it’s not recommended to do any commercial roofing yourself. Most roofing manufacturers and professional companies offer warranties that require professional installation. If you do the work yourself, you won’t be protected if there are defects or premature failure.
DIY projects can also be costly, and you might end up buying expensive materials and tools that don’t work, or damage your roof even more. So it’s best to leave this to a professional contractor. And if you don’t have a contractor, we can connect you with one from our network.
How long does a commercial roof last?
With proper maintenance, a commercial roof can last between 15 and 50 years. Factors like local climate, roofing materials, installation quality, and ongoing maintenance play a significant role in its lifespan.
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