Single-ply roofing materials, like TPO & PVC are known for their resistance to weather, UV radiation, and chemicals. White or reflective membranes can help reduce heat gain in buildings, leading to lower energy consumption for cooling. The membrane's flexibility and resistance to damage can reduce the need for frequent repairs and replacements. 

Also known as torch-on roofing, is a roofing system where sheets of modified bitumen are rolled out and heated with a propane torch to create a waterproof seal. Commonly used on flat and low-slope roofs. The process involves applying layers of bitumen, a modified asphalt compound, and melting the seams together. This type of roofing is known for its durability, resistance to heat and cold, and ability to expand and contract without cracking. 

Bring natural light and ventilation into your space, reducing energy costs and enhancing comfort.

A long-lasting & durable roofing system.
Known for its ability to resist corrosion, repel water, and provide a long service life, making it a popular choice for both residential and commercial buildings. Metal roofs are inherently fire resistant and can protect a building from fire damage. Metal roofs can be crafted from various materials like steel, aluminum, copper, and zinc, and come in different styles like standing seam, corrugated, and metal shingles. 

Traditionally made from clay or concrete, offer a durable and long-lasting roofing option. They are known for their resistance to weather, fire, and pests, with a lifespan potentially exceeding 50 years or even centuries with proper maintenance. 

Made up of shingles created from a combination of materials that typically include fiberglass, asphalt, and granules. The fiberglass serves as the foundation while the asphalt coating provides water resistance. The granules help protect your roof from UV rays and give it color. This cost-effective and versatile roofing is available in various styles and colors.