Commercial Roofers in New York

Commercial roofing covers roofs on offices, warehouses, retail buildings, apartment buildings and industrial sites. Most are flat or low-slope, so the work centers on membrane systems such as TPO, EPDM and PVC, modified bitumen, built-up roofs and metal, rather than shingles. A commercial job usually involves a property manager, an insurer and tenants who stay in the building, so ask the roofer about similar buildings they have roofed, who supervises the crew on site, how they keep the building working during the job and what warranty they give in writing. New York City's Home Improvement Contractor license covers work on residential buildings, so for a commercial building ask the roofer to show you the license and insurance they hold for that work. The roofers below say they take commercial roofing work.