We’ve installed professional, quality roofing systems all over the state of South Carolina. Some of the commercial roofing contracts we serve include (but are not limited to):
To request an estimate or learn more about our commercial roofing options, contact one of our roofing specialists today.
Common reasons why commercial roofs may need attention:
While these are just a few, there are many other reasons why your commercial roof can experience damage or issues of concern. Our professionals at Clyde Nettles Roofing are able to repair and re-roof your building to accommodate your needs. We utilize a number of resources to determine which solution would work best for you, making recommendations as we go. To get the best quality system for your buildings, we work with a number of manufacturers that carry extensive warranties.
And no one has more experience than Clyde Nettles. We’re equipped to handle a wide variety of commercial roofing systems, taking pride in our ability to utilize some of the best equipment on the market to ensure our installation is done professionally and efficiently. Our commercial roofing projects include:
Knowing you have a team that understands your needs and how to accommodate them makes all the difference. Contact us today.
Duro-Last flat roofs are a great option for commercial buildings with roof slopes of no greater than 2/12. The first number refers to how many inches the roof travels upward for every 12 horizontal inches. This means a roof with a 2/12 pitch would rise two inches for every horizontal foot.
Duro-Last flat roofs offer many benefits to commercial buildings, including:
Many business owners are familiar and comfortable with shingle roofs, and their familiarity and comfort with the product may lead them to choosing a shingle roof over a Duro-Last roof for their flat-roofed commercial building. Unfortunately, shingle roofs do not perform well when installed on roofs with pitches lower than 4/12.
Special tools and installation procedures must be adhered to when installing shingles on a roof with less than a 4/12 pitch, and some local building codes won’t allow contractors to install shingles on flat roofs. Shingles are designed so that water drains downward into the gutters. When shingles are installed on a flat or low-pitched roof, water can become trapped under the shingles. Since the roof is not pitched, the water will sit and puddle, which will eventually cause a degradation of the roofing system and leaks.
Low sloped and flat roofs have an average lifespan of seven years, depending on installation and maintenance schedules. When shingles are installed on a flat roof, business owners can expect their roofs to start leaking prior to seven years.
Duro-Last is designed to protect flat roofs. The prefabricated PVC sheets can be manufactured in sizes up to 2,500 square feet. This means less seams on your flat roof and better protection against the elements. Fasteners and flashings are also prefabricated to eliminate unnecessary labor and the potential for damage to your new roof. Duro-Last roofs are also designed to protect flat roofs by shedding water and protecting your roof against high winds, fire and punctures.
Some advantages of prefabrication are:
When you choose a Duro-Last roof for your commercial building, you are choosing a product that was specifically designed for flat roofing systems.
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