More About Commercial Roofing

 The roof is the first line of defense for commercial or industrial buildings as it protects from natural hazards such as wind, rain, fire, hail, ice, snow, and extreme heat. It is also the most vulnerable part of your building. 

Structural metal roofing has a direct attachment to purlins and for this commercial roofing there's no need for any solid support beneath. Non structural metal roofing requires some solid support beneath in the form of plywood, a metal roof deck etc. Non-structural systems may also include tiles, corrugated metal roofing as well as panels.


Built-Up Roofing systems generally comprises an alternate layers of bitumen and reinforcing fabrics to create a finished membrane. Sometimes, a base sheet is mechanically fastened. Built-up roofs can generally adhere if applied directly to roof decks or insulation.

Modified bitumen is a type of asphalt product applied in several ways to the roof in both hot and cold temperatures. Modified bitumen roofs serve a lot of benefits over other types of membrane roofing, and are often considered as the modern alternative to the built-up roof. This is a new type of roofing with a long, proven track record that it stays for long.

Limiting air infiltration and minimizing the risk of interstitial condensation can be achieved by sealing the laps of the inner lining sheet, incorporating a vapor control layer and sealing around gaps and service penetrations in the roof. The structural framing, inner liner sheet, metal spacer brackets (with thermal break) and sheeting rails installation following the manufacturer’s instructions. 

These are some of the most popular commercial roofing options. Make sure you are hiring the best Commercial Roofing Company in Lenexa KS. Commercial roofing is not an easy task. Any mistake at the time of installation, replacement or repair can lead to serious damage. 




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