As a business owner, you need to do what you can to take care of your property. After all, your property is just as valuable to your business as your products and services. When it comes to commercial roofing, you want to ensure you have the best roofing material available to protect your structure and property value. Here are some of the ideal types of roofing to consider.

Asphalt Shingles

When people look at your business structure, if you want them to be reminded of a symbol of America, there's no better way to do so than with asphalt shingles. Asphalt shingles are durable and useful for any business structure in various parts of the country. This type of roofing material is highly recyclable and very affordable.

If you're concerned about the overall aesthetics of your commercial property, you should be. One of the benefits of using shingle roofing is how well you can match its color and design to your overall building structure. When you have a very colorful commercial building, it's easy to find asphalt shingles that can match that.

When it's time for commercial roofing repairs, shingles are ideal to have. Commercial roofers can quickly replace any damaged or fallen asphalt shingles with new ones. That way, your business won't have to deal with roofing noise for too long when roofers have to update or repair asphalt shingles.

Metal

Do you plan on having your commercial building for decades? If so, metal roofing is the perfect solution. This type of quality roofing material can easily last for 50 to 70 years with maintenance, according to our team. However, when it comes to maintenance, there's very little needed as long as it was properly installed from the beginning. Metal roofing has very few seams, so it's highly unlikely to produce leakage. As long as your commercial roofing isn't prone to leaks, it can protect the rest of your building's foundation and property.

One of the biggest expenses for any home or commercial owner is energy bills. According to Bob Vila, cooling costs can be decreased by up to 40% after installing a metal roof. Thanks to metal's reflective properties, it can reflect heat away from your building, which makes it easier to cool. Therefore, if you have a business that's in an arid climate, metal roofing is the ideal solution to cut down on HVAC costs.

Because metal is so durable and lasts so long, it can increase your commercial property value. While you may not have immediate plans to sell your business property, you may do so in the future or wish to expand. The more value your property has, the easier it would be to get a business loan for expansion or sell it to another buyer at a profit.

TPO

If your business has a flat roof, you should look into TPO roofing. TPO stands for Thermoplastic Olefin Roofing. This single-ply membrane on a flat roof is great for reflecting UV rays. Since it can reflect UV rays, it helps your building become more energy efficient. An energy-efficient building is one that won't have to spend a great deal of money on heating or cooling costs. If you use your commercial rooftop for entertainment, TPO roofing can provide the protection that it needs since it's a durable surface for people to walk on and lasts a long time.

When people think of roofing, they often focus on residential properties. However, the roofing that protects your business structure is just as important as the roof over your home. Your commercial property is part of your overall business net worth, so you want to protect it from damage and ensure that it can last as long as possible. With the right commercial roofing materials, you'll have a roof that can last several decades, provide energy efficiency, save you on high energy bills, provide a protective surface, as well as being environmentally friendly. Whether you're interested in asphalt shingles, metal roofing, or a TPO surface, contact our team at R & R Roofing LLC today for assistance. We can provide fast and friendly installation and any updates that you need to protect your business from the elements. We look forward to hearing from you and working with you in the near future!