5 Different Types of Commercial Roofing
We'll go through the five most common types of commercial roofing companies in South Dakota roofing as well as their typical cost in this article.
Roofs using Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF)
Spray Polyurethane foam (SPF), is a green roofing solution for commercial, industrial, and manufacturing buildings. Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) is a substance that is applied in the form of a liquid. Then, it expands into a foam and forms solid layers on the roof of an existing.
Although SPF roofing isn't the most well-known type of roofing material it has been employed in commercial, industrial, and residential structures since the 1960s. SPF roofing is able to be used in any climate and can last for more than 50 years when properly maintained.
An average SPF roofing system can cost between $4.00 to $7.00 per square foot* in materials and labor to install on a typical 20,000 square foot business roof. This range of prices is based on the average thickness of an SPF roof as well as the structure of the building.
Roofing with a Single-Ply Membrane
For commercial, industrial, and manufacturing establishments Single-ply membranes are a tried and true roofing option. Single-Ply Membranes are rubber and other synthetic sheets that can be ballasted, by mechanically fixing, or chemically bonded to insulation in order to create a layer of protection for your business building.
One-ply membrane roofing is by far the most popular type of commercial roofing. But, you can pick from various types based on your budget and facility needs.
For an average of 20,000 square feet business roof, materials, and labor warranty will cost approximately $3.50 to $7.50 per square foot of EPDM as well as $3.50 to $6.50 per square foot for TPO*.
Metal roofing
Metal roofing is one of the oldest kinds of commercial roofing. Corrugated galvanized steel is used in most metal roofing systems. However other materials like aluminum and tin may also be employed.
Because it is light it can be erected directly over the roof. Once the roofing is installed it is possible to have a protective coating applied for protection against UV damage, corrosion and also for waterproofing.
A typical metal roofing system that is suitable for commercial roofs can cost from $5.00 to $10.00 per square feet* in labor and supplies. This price range can vary according to the design and type of metal panels that you pick.
Roofing Shingles
Shingle roofing is often found on residential roofs as well as homes. But, it can also be used for commercial roofing with a steep slope. Shingles are constructed from various materials, including plastic, asphalt, wood ceramic, and steel. Architectural and asphalt shingles are the two most popular kinds of shingles.
Asphalt Shingles are the most popular and economical shingles available in the market. They typically come with warranties of 15-30 years.
Architectural shingles are heavy and multi-layered, adding to their strength and durability as well as weatherproofing. Usually, they come with a "lifetime" guarantee.
A typical shingle roofing system costs approximately $2.50 and $5.00 per square foot* of material and labor for installation on a typical commercial roof. Based on the type and design of shingles that you choose, the price can vary.
The roofing that was put up
Built-up Roofing Systems are used throughout the United States for more than 100 years. "Tar and Gravel" roofs are among the most frequent names for these types of roofs. Roofs that are built up consist of layers of tar or asphalt as well as supporting textiles that are directly applied onto the roof. There is the option of choosing the number of layers (or plies) to be erected. Stone or gravel makes up the final layer of a roofing structure.
For a typical roof, the typical roofing system built-up can cost anywhere from $5.50 to $8.50 per square feet* for labor and materials. Depending on the materials you select, this price range may fluctuate.
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