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Rex Roofing is committed to delivering high-quality roofing services to our customers. With years of industry experience, we have the knowledge and expertise to handle roofing projects of any size. We take pride in our attention to detail and our dedication to customer satisfaction. Whether you require a new roof installation or repairs to your existing roof, we are here to assist you.

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Get in touch with us today to schedule a free inspection for your commercial roofing project. Our team of experts will assess your needs and provide you with a detailed quote for our services.

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Flat Roofs: What to Know

Flat roofs can be installed in many ways and require extensive knowledge to properly install them. This type of roof is a task you don't want to do on your own as they require expensive equipment for the product to be correctly welded and warranted by the manufacturer. The right equipment and the right personnel that is educated in operating these machines at the right speed, temperature, and air flow play a major role in a quality application. 

Flat roofs are notorious for leaking due to almost no slope and the roof substrate never truly being leveled. Nearly every flat roof will have small dips that will create ponding water due to the framing of the substrate. Although ponding water is acceptable if it can shed within 24 hours, it will cause problems when your seams begin to fail. 

Another issue with flat roofs is that they are more susceptible to blow-off during hurricanes due to improper fastening at the eaves, penetrations, and coping caps. It is more common for a flat roof to require a replacement due to bad installation than the roof just simply being old. 

When installed correctly, a single-ply membrane system can be extremely reliable. They have the highest performance, least maintenance, and longer life span than any other flat roof system in the market. 

When looking for who to hire for your commercial roofing needs, you need a contractor who can evaluate the current issues you are experiencing with your roof and can prescribe the right system for you. Maybe you have a low ceiling and need more insulation for a cooler interior. Maybe you own a restaurant with kitchen vents and need a more durable membrane like KEE PVC. Maybe you have trees in your surroundings and need your roof to withstand impacts. 

You need a contractor who can tailor a roofing system that will perform efficiently to your building's environment. 

Roofing Systems Overview

Secure Bond Membranes

Induction-Welded Systems

Fastened Roof Membranes

Fully adhered membranes are secured directly to the substrate with adhesives, offering a durable, wind-resistant solution. Using an extra gypsum cover board enhances bonding and longevity, perfect for demanding conditions. Cost may be higher due to installation complexity.

Fastened Roof Membranes

Induction-Welded Systems

Fastened Roof Membranes

Mechanically fastened membranes are attached using fasteners and plates, offering a cost-effective and quick roofing solution suitable for many applications.

Induction-Welded Systems

Induction-Welded Systems

Induction-Welded Systems

Our induction weld systems, like RhinoBond, use electromagnetic technology to securely heat-weld membrane plates, creating a fastener-free, seamless roof. This innovative method is increasingly popular for its durability and efficiency.

The Rise of Single-Ply Membranes

Single-ply roofing is the leading roofing system in the market. It's becoming rare to see a hot mop or torched-down bitumen roof being installed. Some insurance companies won't even insure a roofing contractor if they use hot mop or torch-down applications due to the high risk to employee safety and the risk of fire exposure to a building. Single-ply has been around since the 1960s but was not very popular. PVC was first used and TPO came around in the 90s. When we entered the roofing industry in the early 2000s, TPO was already a huge deal. We saw the old-school roofers, slowly retire their kettles and hot mops. Jump to the present time, single-ply is now the standard in commercial roofing. Technology has significantly advanced for higher quality installations and new products have been introduced to solve most of the downsides these systems ran into. In return, single-ply has become more cost-efficient, and energy-efficient along with longer lifespan and less maintenance. 

Single-Ply Roofing

Single-ply is a thermoplastic reinforced membrane. Within single-ply, there are several types of membranes that are differentiated by the composition of chemicals used to produce them. PVC has the longest proven record of performance, as TPO was introduced 30 years later and has undergone chemical formula changes throughout the years to combat premature wear and ultimately produce a durable product while maintaining a lower production cost. 

PVC vs. TPO & KEE: Which Is Best?

Price is always a big factor that our customers will look at initially.  Around 10 years ago, there was a significant price difference between TPO and PVC.  During the COVID epidemic, TPO manufacturing costs had increased so much that both systems had the same cost. Today the price difference is still relatively close that, PVC makes more sense to use for the low-price increase. Overall PVC has always been the cheaper choice in the long run. It's been proven to last up to 35 years and even more when using a KEE-PVC membrane. KEE is PVC with an added chemical that retains the flexibility of the membrane, further increasing its lifespan. It's almost a 100% recyclable product. PVC and KEE create a stronger bond when welded. They are both resistant to chemicals, grease, and animal fat, so it's ideal for restaurants and fast food chains. 

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Expert Roof Leak Detection

Fast, reliable leak detection using thermal drones. We pinpoint roof leaks precisely after rain, ensuring quick solutions and peace of mind.

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