Commercial Roofing, Commercial Roof Replacement, Commercial Metal Roofing, and Commercial Flat Roof in Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, Lake Worth, Boynton Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and the Surrounding Areas
There are thousands of commercial roofs in and around Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, Lake Worth, Boynton Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and the surrounding areas, and those roofs will eventually need attention.
KMR Enterprises has an experienced crew that can handle any sized commercial roofing project and will take the time and attention needed to not just replace a commercial flat roof or commercial metal roof but will evaluate the full roofing structure to address issues that would cause premature failure to make a final product that will stand up to the weather. Contact our team today to learn more about our commercial roof replacement services.
What Our Clients Are Saying
Commercial Metal Roofing
There are several benefits to commercial metal roofing for your commercial building. One of the top reasons is that commercial metal roofing is a very durable and long-lasting roofing material. The commercial metal roofing that we install will last at least the next 40 years and often longer. These metal roofs don’t crack, split, chip, rot, or warp, which are all issues with asphalt roofs or other roofing materials that are commonly used on commercial roofing projects.
Commercial metal roofing is also energy efficient as it helps to keep your heating and cooling costs stable, especially over many years since they don’t break down as other roofing materials do. Commercial metal roofing also provides a great base on which to install solar paneling, which provides renewable energy to use powering lights and other electrical needs inside your commercial building.
Commercial Flat Roofing
In many cases, a flat roof is the right option for a commercial building. Commercial flat roofing has less surface area, and therefore ends up being less expensive because the amount of materials is reduced when compared with a sloped roof. Not only that but a flat roof provides a convenient location for HVAC systems which keeps them away from vandalism and damage, and the cool air from the HVAC system can naturally filter from top to bottom in the commercial building.
Commercial flat roofing actually isn’t completely flat but instead has a minor slope to help the building shed water. It becomes easy to spot areas that need to be addressed, such as a leak in the roof, and those who are working on the roof typically do not need the additional harness and safety gear required on sloped or pitched roofs.