Commercial Roofing in Maryland & Pennsylvania

Roofing Membranes (EPDM, TPO, PVC)

Single-ply membrane roofing systems have gained popularity for their efficiency, durability, and lightweight construction. These materials are designed to provide seamless protection, reducing the risk of leaks and damage.

• EPDM — made from synthetic rubber, highly flexible and resistant to weathering, ozone and UV rays. A cost-effective solution with a lifespan of 25–30 years.
• TPO — heat-welded during installation to create a seamless, watertight surface. Reflects heat, reducing cooling costs in warm climates.
• Modified bitumen — asphalt, rubber and fiberglass; durable, lasts 15–20 years, and can be torch-down or self-adhered in any season.

Benefits

• Minimizes the risk of leaks and water intrusion
• Reflective coatings lower heat absorption and energy costs
• Properly installed membranes last 20–30 years with routine maintenance

Shingle Roofing

Shingle or steep-slope roofing is used on pitched roofing systems, similar to roofs found on most residences, and is typically found on multi-family projects. Shingle roofs are reliable, durable and cost effective, using architectural shingles available in a variety of colors.

Benefits

• A widely-applied solution suiting most multi-family homes and small businesses
• A wide variety of shingles to match your facility’s aesthetic
• Tried and true — repairs and ongoing maintenance stay straightforward

Metal Roofing

Metal roofing systems are popular as an auxiliary roof structure — used as a Mansard or awning-type roof over building entrances and loading dock areas for protection against inclement weather. Although metal involves a higher upfront investment, its durability and energy-saving potential make it cost-effective for businesses focused on long-term performance.

Benefits

• Withstands heavy winds, hail and other severe weather
• Often lasts 40–70 years with minimal maintenance