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 An occupied building's roof replacement is always a bespoke project designed to fit your building's unique requirements. BERNON ROOFING LLC regularly replaces the roofs of all types of commercial buildings, including industrial plants, hospitals, and other establishments where there is a zero-tolerance policy for any disruption to internal operations. Our staff works with the owner to assess the roof's current state and create a successful replacement plan.

 In addition to engineering and design, timing the replacement of a roof is a strategic choice. Planning should start as soon as a roof's warranty expires because keeping it exposed puts the building as a whole and its occupants in danger. When owners are getting ready to sell, they usually rebuild the roof to increase the asset's worth. A rising portion of our roof replacement business involves reducing a building's carbon footprint through the installation of sustainable green roofs or rooftop solar power systems. Strategic times to think about repairing the roof include when a tenant on the top floor moves out or when the HVAC systems on top need to be replaced.

  Built-up roofing (BUR)  has a lengthy history and is highly cost-effective. This "old-school" method of treating flat roofs entails applying asphalt-based roof pitch and roofing felt (tar paper), frequently in several layers. To reduce heat gain and improve durability, a thick layer of gravel or a reflecting coating is needed. Additional felt and paint layers must often be applied during maintenance and repair tasks. This increases the roof's weight over time and raises the cost and hassle of removing it. BUR is still less expensive than more contemporary flat roofing materials, but it cannot match its longevity, light weight, and low maintenance.

PVC provides excellent performance at a premium cost. Polyvinyl chloride, the same high-performance plastic used in plumbing pipes, is utilized to make this single-ply roofing material. PVC is typically utilized on big commercial roofing projects, much as EPDM. Using a heat gun that has been particularly constructed, PVC sheet seams are fused together. The resultant membrane has outstanding durability and is resistant to moisture. Without any additional materials or coating, PVC roofing exhibits exceptional heat-reflective properties due to its white appearance.

EPDM roofing has a solid history. Ethylene propylene diene monomer, or EPDM for short, resembles a typical rubber inner tube in both appearance and feel, despite its unusual chemical composition. As long as the substrate is uniformly clean, EPDM is suitable for application over any sizable flat roof surface. It is supplied in large rolls. The roof substrate and nearby EPDM sections are adhered to by the elastic rubber material (mechanical fasteners can also be used for setup). Although an EPDM roof requires very little care and can endure for more than 20 years, its dark color absorbs a lot of heat. This single-ply roof needs a reflective top coating to last longer and save cooling expenses. Alternatively, you may spend a little bit extra on the EPDM. 

 Spray polyurethane foam  (SPF) integrates insulation, flashing, and roofing. Our team can spray on a continuous layer of high-density foam that seals leaks, bridges gaps, and forms a waterproof barrier—even around roof penetrations like vent stacks—instead of tearing off an outdated flat roof thanks to SPF technology. Moreover, the cured foam coating offers good insulation value, which lowers the cost of heating and cooling. SPF roofing is often the best choice for building owners who want to avoid the mess, inconvenience, and cost of tearing off an old flat roof. After curing, a sealant is applied to the foam to prevent UV deterioration.    

 TPO material could be a mellow, reasonable single-ply choice. TPO is brief for thermo-plastic olephine, the chemical cosmetics of the fabric-like material fabric. TPO speaks to a more current material innovation that's still being refined by diverse makers. The fabric comes in rolls of diverse sizes, making it appropriate for a assortment of level roof ventures. It can be introduced with cements, mechanical latches or warm welding. Like EPDM and PVC material, TPO calls for a clean, uniform substrate; it can't be introduced specifically over existing material fabric. In spite of the fact that TPO for the most part costs less than EPDM or PVC, it does not however have the same track record of demonstrated execution. Adjusted bitumen works well on private & small-scale commercial level rooftops. Since it comes in 3-ft. -wide rolls, altered bitumen material is simple to handle and apply. The fabric is rolled out so that creases cover. Creases can be melded with a electric lamp or fixed with uncommon cement. The roof surface gets a intelligent coating for solidness and decreased warm retention.