Commercial Flat Roofing Services
Durable, energy-efficient roofing solutions built for Midwest businesses, including TPO, EPDM, and PVC.
If your business needs help with commercial flat roofing, JB West Roofing is up to the task. We offer full-service solutions, including commercial flat roof installations, repairs, and replacements. We also offer a range of flat roofing systems like TPO, EPDM, and PVC roofing.
Contact JB West Roofing today to schedule commercial flat roofing services in Northwest Indiana, Michiana, or Southwest Michigan.
Why Businesses Choose JB West Roofing
Our team puts more than 15 years of experience to work for our customers in Northwest Indiana, Michiana, and Southwest Michigan. Our amazing work is reflected in our company’s A+ rating with the BBB. We offer industry-leading warranties, and our company has been named a Best Contractor by LaPorte Herald-Argus readers. We’ve also been named a Reader’s Choice by the South Bend Tribune.
- Upfront cost estimates
- Flexible financing on approved credit
- Competitive pricing
- Emergency service
Commercial Flat Roof Installation, Repair & Replacement
Our team is ready to handle a wide range of commercial roofing services, including roof repair. We specialize in dealing with flat roofs that are more common in commercial roofing. This means dealing with larger surface areas and working around HVAC units. We also understand the unique demands of drainage on a flat commercial roof.
- Pooling or standing water
- Visible membrane cracks or tears
- Interior leaks or water stains
- Blistering or bubbling surface
TPO, EPDM & PVC Commercial Roofing Systems
TPO roofing is a material that has a white, reflective membrane with the intent of reducing your cooling costs. Given the intense sunlight TPO systems take, the material is designed to resist UV damage and punctures. TPO is a great choice for retailers, warehouses, and offices that need to maintain stable indoor conditions.
EPDM roofing involves a synthetic rubber membrane that holds up well to the temperature swings we get in this part of the Midwest. The product offers a 30-year lifespan with proper maintenance, and many buildings get more. It is also one of the easier materials for patching, making long-term maintenance simpler.
PVC roofing uses a heat-welded seam system that provides a watertight bond. It holds up well against industrial products like chemicals and grease. Many manufacturers and restaurants especially like PVC roofing.
JB West can help you determine the right roofing material for your business. We will discuss your budget, and we can assess local environmental conditions that dictate what a roof has to survive.
Protect Your Property with Professional Commercial Roofing
If you want to be confident that your new roof uses premium materials, work with JB West Roofing. We use proven installation methods, and we provide free on-site estimates.
Contact JB West today to learn more about the options for commercial flat roofing in Northwest Indiana, Michiana, or Southwest Michigan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your investment in a commercial flat roof is important, and we understand that you’re going to have questions. Our roofers have fielded plenty of questions over the years. Here are a couple of questions that customers most frequently bring to our attention.
What is the best flat roofing material for a commercial building?
The answer depends heavily on the local environment around your building and what your operation’s goals are. TPO roofing, for example, is a popular choice for businesses that value energy efficiency, such as warehouses and offices. EPDM is often best for businesses that need a roof they can maintain for decades without interrupting operations for repairs or replacement. PVC works best in settings where exposure to grease, chemicals, and heat requires a specific product to hold up against those things.
When should a commercial flat roof be replaced?
Recurring leaks, widespread membrane failures, and major storm damage all indicate a replacement is necessary. Consider replacement if a repair is likely going to cost 50% as much as a replacement, too. Depending on the material, you should consider replacement 15-30 years after the original commercial roof installation.