Design and System Requirements

Residential roofing systems often feature steeper slopes, aesthetic detailing, and materials like shingles or metal. These designs emphasize curb appeal and ventilation. In contrast, commercial roofs are typically flat or low-slope and are built to handle heavier loads, mechanical equipment, and more complex drainage. Our team understands these differences and applies the correct system to each type of property.

Materials and Inspection Differences

For homes, we focus on visually appealing yet resilient options like architectural shingles or standing seam metal. Businesses may require energy-efficient membranes like TPO, EPDM, or modified bitumen to meet performance demands. We tailor our recommendations and inspection methods to the distinct needs of residential and commercial structures.

Project Scope and Timeline

Roof inspections for homes are typically completed within 1–3 days depending on the size and complexity. Commercial roof projects, however, often require more time for staging, equipment coordination, and weatherproofing of larger flat areas. We clearly outline timelines for every project and keep our clients informed from start to finish.

Budget, Permits, and Compliance

Commercial roofing often involves more extensive permitting and inspections, especially for fire ratings, energy codes, and structural integrity. Our team handles all local code compliance and documentation to ensure smooth approval processes, whether you're a homeowner or commercial property manager.