We engineer and deliver advanced roofing systems for buildings where uptime, energy performance and service life matter.
We do not prescribe one material for every brief. We balance architecture, climate, structural loads, energy goals and operating plans.
Crisp geometry, concealed fixing and controlled weathering performance. A solution for offices, campuses and buildings where the roof belongs to the architectural language.
We integrate generation into the roof plane, so the energy function works with the architecture rather than sitting on top of it.
Reflective systems reduce solar heat gain at the roof surface and help create a more comfortable operating environment for top floors and plant.
A practical membrane system for logistics, industrial and retail facilities — designed for scale, service access and dependable daily performance.
In commercial real estate, the roof does more than complete the facade. It shapes energy use, building uptime and predictable maintenance.
Large footprints, tight programmes and demanding operations.
Architectural presence and visitor comfort without unnecessary energy loss.
A roof that completes the high-performing envelope of a modern workplace.
Resilient materials for buildings with continuous operating cycles.
We lock the logic of the project before work begins on site: fewer compromises, more control.
We study the context, constraints, risks and operating scenarios.
We reconcile technology, structure, design intent and budget.
We oversee critical details, materials and installation quality.
We remain available through operation and planned maintenance.
Most roofs are sold as a product. We deliver them as a system: deck, insulation, drainage, membrane or metal, flashings, rooftop equipment and — increasingly — energy generation, designed together for the way a building is actually used.
That matters because commercial roofs rarely fail in the open field. They fail at the details: a flashing at a rooftop unit, a drain that ponds, a seam no one tested, a curb cut open by another trade. And they cost owners in ways that never show on the bid — cooling load in summer, heat loss in winter, stock damaged by a leak, a store closed for repairs.
We compare options on cost per year of service, energy performance and disruption to the business — not just the first bid. Start with a planning number from the cost calculator, or read how the systems compare in commercial roofing systems.
Price a roof for your state, compare systems and learn how to decide what an aging roof needs.
There is no single best roof — there is the best roof for a given building. Large low-slope roofs usually get a white TPO membrane; roofs exposed to grease or chemicals get PVC; visible or long-hold roofs often justify standing seam metal; sound but aging roofs can often be restored with a coating. See all systems compared.
Nationally, a tear-off replacement typically runs about $7–$12 per sq ft for TPO, $8.50–$14 for PVC and $13–$21 for standing seam metal; restoration coatings cost about $2.50–$5. Your state, roof size and complexity move the number — try the cost calculator.
About 20–30 years for single-ply membranes, 40–60 years for standing seam metal, and 10–15 extra years from a restoration coating on a sound roof — provided drains, flashings and seams are inspected twice a year.
Yes. We phase the roof into sections that are made watertight the same day and schedule noisy or odorous work around operations — in warehouses, stores, offices and plants.
It depends mostly on how much of the insulation is wet. A moisture survey answers that; our guide Repair, restore or replace? explains how to read the result.
Start with a focused engineering session. We will define the right scenario, system and next steps for the project.