A commercial roofing contractor should be knowledgeable about all types of sloped and flat roofing options to be able to present you with all the options you have available. You may need a roof on a new construction, or you might be in the process of replacing the roof of your existing building. Whatever the situation, you need someone who knows the ins and outs of commercial roof installation in Wichita, KS!
Flat Roofing vs Sloped Roofing
Flat roofing is different from sloped roofing in several ways. When done correctly, both types should drain well and be efficient at keeping your energy costs to a minimum. But the similarities end there.
Flat roof contractors don’t always know about sloped roofing methods, and vice versa. Clark’s Roofing and Construction is proud to offer expertise in both areas so that you have many options for your commercial roof installation in Wichita.
Flat roof techniques are more common on commercial roofs than sloped roofs. The options tend to be more expensive, but that is also attributed to the fact that many business roofs are larger than residential roofs. Flat roofing materials include the following:
Talk to one of our experts today to decide which type of roof is best for your business!
Flat roof contractors don’t always know about sloped roofing methods, and vice versa. Clark’s Roofing and Construction is proud to offer expertise in both areas so that you have many options for your commercial roof installation in Wichita.
Flat roof techniques are more common on commercial roofs than sloped roofs. The options tend to be more expensive, but that is also attributed to the fact that many business roofs are larger than residential roofs. Flat roofing materials include the following:
- PVC (polyvinyl chloride) roofing
- TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) roofing
- EPDM (ethylene propylene diene terpolymer) rubber roofing
- Modified bitumen
- BUR (built-up roofing)
- Spray on
- Asphalt shingles
- Cedar shakes and shingles
- Metal roofing
- Clay tiles
- Slate tiles
Talk to one of our experts today to decide which type of roof is best for your business!
Commercial Roof Installation vs. Replacement
Commercial roof installation in Wichita is one of our specialties. We do many new commercial roof installations, but we also do our fair share of commercial roof replacements as well. One isn’t much different from the other, except that replacing a roof may have the added step of removing the old roof before the new roof can be installed.
We routinely do metal roof replacement and rubber roof replacement. We also replace asphalt shingles on commercial roofs. With any of these repairs, we will also replace flashing and skylights if necessary.
Installing a new roof is, of course, an easier job overall because the entire building is going up at once, so we can tailor your new roof to the building construction that is being completed. Roof replacement is a little trickier because we sometimes have to work with construction that has settled or warped over time. Luckily, Clark’s Roofing and Construction can repair any construction faults underneath the roof before we add your new commercial roof.
We routinely do metal roof replacement and rubber roof replacement. We also replace asphalt shingles on commercial roofs. With any of these repairs, we will also replace flashing and skylights if necessary.
Installing a new roof is, of course, an easier job overall because the entire building is going up at once, so we can tailor your new roof to the building construction that is being completed. Roof replacement is a little trickier because we sometimes have to work with construction that has settled or warped over time. Luckily, Clark’s Roofing and Construction can repair any construction faults underneath the roof before we add your new commercial roof.
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