Commercial Roofing

COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS BUILT TO LAST

We specialize in two commercial roofing systems that we know inside and out: TPO membrane and silicone-finished spray foam. Both are proven, long-lasting solutions for flat and low-slope commercial roofs — and we install them right the first time.

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System One

TPO Membrane Roofing

Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) is the most widely installed commercial roofing membrane in the country — and for good reason. It's durable, energy-efficient, and highly resistant to the heat and UV exposure that Georgia dishes out year-round.

Why TPO?

White reflective surface significantly reduces cooling costs
Heat-welded seams are stronger than the membrane itself
Resistant to UV, ozone, and chemical exposure
Flexible — handles building movement without cracking
Available in multiple thicknesses (45, 60, 80 mil)
Strong manufacturer warranty options
Widely accepted by insurance carriers

Installation Methods

We match the installation method to the building and substrate:

Mechanically attached — screwed and plated through insulation to the deck; the standard for most commercial applications
Fully adhered — bonded directly to the substrate with commercial adhesive; superior wind uplift resistance for exposed or high-profile buildings
Recover systems — TPO installed over existing membrane to extend roof life without full tear-off

System Two

Silicone-Finished Spray Foam Roofing

Spray polyurethane foam (SPF) with a silicone topcoat is one of the most effective commercial roofing systems available — and one of the most underutilized. It installs over existing roofs, eliminates seams entirely, and can be recoated indefinitely.

How It Works

Closed-cell polyurethane foam is sprayed directly onto the existing roof surface, expanding to fill every seam, crack, and penetration. Once cured, a silicone elastomeric coating is applied over the entire surface — creating a seamless, waterproof, UV-stable membrane.

No seams — the most common failure point in any roofing system
Self-flashing around penetrations, curbs, and equipment
Adds R-value — typically R-6 per inch of foam
Installs over most existing roofing without tear-off
Silicone topcoat is inherently UV-stable — won't chalk or crack

Long-Term Value

The silicone coating can be reapplied every 10–15 years to restore the warranty and extend the system's life indefinitely. You never need to tear off a foam roof — you just recoat it.

Indefinitely renewable — recoat to restore warranty
No landfill cost — no tear-off required for maintenance
Reflective white surface reduces cooling loads significantly
Excellent for irregular roofs with lots of penetrations
Strong resistance to ponding water — silicone doesn't degrade in standing water

Note on ponding water: Silicone is one of the only roofing coatings that does not degrade with prolonged water exposure — making it the preferred finish on foam roofs where ponding is a concern.

Which System?

TPO vs. Silicone Foam — Which is Right for Your Building?

Both systems are excellent. The right choice depends on your existing roof, building type, and goals.

Choose TPO If…

You're starting from bare deck or doing a full tear-off
The building has a large, simple, flat roof area
You need a manufacturer-backed warranty
Budget is a primary consideration
The roof has good drainage and minimal ponding

Choose Silicone Foam If…

You want to install over the existing roof without tear-off
The roof has lots of penetrations, curbs, or HVAC equipment
Ponding water is a recurring issue
Adding insulation value at the same time is a goal
You want a "forever" system that can be recoated

Not sure which is right for your building? We'll come out, assess your existing roof condition, and give you a recommendation with a quote for both options so you can make an informed decision.