Flat Roofing
When it comes to Flat Roofing, there are a number of options available to you. Each of these options has their own benefits and their own faults, so check out the following pros and cons list of flat roofing. If you need more information about any of them, please contact any of our professionals in Garvin metal roofing.
Built Up Roof (BUR)- This is the most traditional roof amongst Flat Roofs. Its popularity makes it the most memorable of roofs. Three or even more layers of waterproof material, including gravel, each of them covered in hot tar, make it very resistant to water. The materials that comprise BURs are resistant to fire, however, they can be a little heavier than other flat roofs.
Modified Bitumen – This single ply roof has a mineral-based surface and it is available in peel and stick roof type or torch-down. The former method is becoming less common in the market, as it’s been marked as a potential fire hazard, unlike the peel and stick type, which is becoming increasingly more popular. Modified Bitumen will conserve your energy more efficiently, thanks to its mineral-based surface.
Rubber Membrane (EPDM) – Installing a Rubber Membrane roof can be done in a few different ways; it can either be glued, rocks can hold it down or fasteners can even staple it securely. Even though the usual color of Rubber Membrane is black, a lighter material can coat it in order to reflect the heat. However, this will make your costs increase by a 30%.
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Gutters
We repair, install, and maintain Seamless Gutters, Gutter Guard, Specialty Gutters and many more services.
Shingle Look Metal Roofs
The Tilcor range of pressed metal roofing tiles includes four distinctive profiles Craftsman Shake, Antica, CF Shingle and CF Shake.
Stone Coated Metal Roofing
Unlike your neighbors roofing materials, a stone – coated steel roof offers superior durability: it will not break, curl, split, crack, warp, or absorb water.
Standing Seam Metal Roofs
Standing seam is an industry style for vertical sheet metal roofing panels. It’s one of the most popular metal roofing styles for homes.
Metal Roofing
Metal roofs are offered in a rainbow of colors to choose from and your metal roof can be a traditional vertical seam profile, or it can be manufactured to resemble wood shake, slate, shingles or clay tiles.
Loc Seam Burgundy
Metal roofing is one of the most versatile techniques in the market. It can fit a variety of home styles, from a classic Monticello to the idyllic neighborhood ranch.
Asphalt Shingles
There are 2 kinds of Shingles, organic and fiberglass; Organic shingles contain more asphalt than those made of fiberglass, which makes them more resistant.
Cedar Shake
Cedar Shake will give your home that contemporary style you’re looking for. This wonder of nature comes from the majestic old red cedar, common in the Pacific Northwest. Its lifespan can go from 18 to 25 years and it comes in a wide variety of grades determined by the amount of vertical grade that each…
Canyon Shake Metal Roofing
This material offers the endurance of metal and the elegance of wood. Roofing tiles of Canyon Shake are stone coated which means less maintenance or refurbishment, its versatility and resistance can be very economical, even more so that natural roofs. Garvin’s stone coated tiles will give your house the feeling of a woodsy shake while…
Barrel Vault Metal Roofing
If you’re keener on the clean appearance of concrete but you’re not so sure about some of the problems that come with concrete roof, then you may want to take a look at our Barrel Vault tiles. Garvin construction Barrel Vault tiles guarantee that your roof will keep its appearance for years and years, and…