Yes, our estimates are completely free. Contact our commercial roofer team at Southern Roofing and Coating today to receive yours.

Yes, we are fully licensed and insured. We carry all necessary insurance including general liability and workers' compensation. Even though, according to This Old House, the average roofing company has between three and four employees, this is still a vital measure to keep everyone safe. Call our commercial roofer team today for more information.

Yes, our commercial roofer company requests a minimum service charge for repair calls.

No, we do not charge a fee for commercial roof inspections. For more information about our policies, call today to speak with a commercial roofer from our team.

All quotes are available the same day as your appointment. Contact us today for more information. We'll ensure you get to speak with a professional commercial roofer.

For larger jobs, we request a deposit for materials and for beginning work. Call us today for more details from our commercial roofer team.

There are several factors that affect the cost our commercial roofer team may charge such as the size of the roof, the type of materials used, whether you need extra insulation added, or if you need gravel removed. Please contact us today for a free custom quote on your new commercial roof.

In North Carolina, commercial roofs face a range of weather challenges, including heavy rainfall, high humidity, and the occasional hurricane. Typical indicators that your commercial roof may require repairs include water spots on the ceiling, visible cracks or holes in the roofing material, water pooling after rainfall, or compromised flashing around vents and chimneys. If you observe any of these problems, it's crucial to contact our team to arrange a professional inspection to avert further damage and maintain the durability of your roof.

The duration of a commercial roof in North Carolina can differ based on the roofing material and environmental elements. Generally, TPO and EPDM roofing can endure for 20 to 30 years, whereas metal roofs can last over 40 years with adequate upkeep. Nevertheless, extreme weather conditions, such as high heat and heavy storms, can affect the lifespan of a roof. Regular inspections and prompt maintenance are crucial for prolonging the lifespan of your commercial roof and safeguarding your investment.

Determining whether to fix or replace your commercial roof hinges on the degree of damage and the roof's age. If your roof is less than 20 years old and the damage is limited (like minor leaks or small fissures), opting for repairs may be the most suitable choice. On the other hand, if the roof is approaching the end of its useful life or has extensive damage, a replacement could be more financially savvy over time. We can inspect to offer you the most effective solution for your building’s requirements.