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Commercial metal roofing may be the perfect choice for your building; it can improve energy efficiency, last for decades, and offer a number of other benefits. Metal roofs are growing in popularity due to their many advantages – chief among them being their ability to withstand severe weather conditions.

A cool roof is designed to reflect more sunlight than a conventional roof, absorbing less solar energy. This lowers the temperature of the building just as wearing light-colored clothing keeps you cool on a sunny day. This can save energy and money in buildings with air conditioning, or improve comfort and safety in buildings without air conditioning, by reducing heat flow from the roof into the occupied space 

Elastomeric coatings are used in commercial roofing as a paint-like liquid that gets applied on top of an existing roofing system to form a membrane. They also make the roof: waterproof. a monolithic layer. hold less heat by adding an element of reflectivity from the sun.

Industrial roofing refers to the roofing systems and materials used for large-scale industrial and commercial buildings. These roofing systems are designed to withstand the unique challenges posed by industrial environments, such as exposure to chemicals, extreme temperatures, and heavy equipment.

Thermoplastic Polyolefin is a single-ply roofing membrane that is one of the fastest-growing commercial roofing systems on the market. TPO roofing systems are a single layer of synthetics and reinforcing scrim used to cover flat roofs. TPO has gained industry acceptance with its naturally reflective surface to reflect UV rays.  (NRCA) reported that TPO takes up about 40% of the commercial roofing market share.

Spray Polyurethane Foam is a liquid that is sprayed on the existing roof and expands into a foam, creating a solid layer across an existing roof. While SPF roofing is not the most known type of roofing material, the technology has been around since the early 1960s for industrial, commercial, and residential facilities.