Expect Excellence, Partnership & Quality from Your ELEVATE™ Contractor in Vermont
Our contractors share the ELEVATE mission: to cover you better than anyone else in the industry. Choose any ELEVATE Roofing Contractor in Vermont, and you'll enjoy exemplary customer service and information, as well as the professional implementation of our proven roofing, insulation, wall, and lining solutions.
How do you know it's the right time to reach out to a professional commercial roofer in Vermont? Although building owners and facility managers are equipped to do most things, they can't do everything. An expert roofer is the best source for maintaining one of your building's most essential investments— the roof and its many components.
Contact a commercial roofing company in Vermont when you notice leaks, ponding water on a flat roof, clogged gutters and drains, and visible damage. Even if there aren't any apparent symptoms of roof leaks or damage, it's good to consult a professional twice a year for a regular roof check and recurring maintenance. A professional can quickly identify potential issues and promptly remedy them to safeguard your investment. Inspection and maintenance are also essential if you have an active Red Shield™ Warranty.
Prepare with a Full Roof Inspection in Vermont
Although they are not a part of Red Shield Warranties, regular inspections are crucial for any successful roof maintenance plan. Your nearest ELEVATE-licensed contractor in Vermont provides both expert inspections and expert repairs. What can you expect during most Vermont roof inspections? Your contractor will check roofing membrane seams, drainage, damage from wind or contaminants, and roof traffic. They'll note crushed or compressed insulation, punctures or cuts from dropped tools, and excessive wear in high traffic areas. They'll examine drainage systems from top to bottom, looking for evidence of structural compromise from moisture and a history of ponding water. Adequate drainage is top priority in roof design and maintenance given that water infiltration can harm the roof deck, roof insulation, and building contents. They'll also check the membrane, rooftop equipment, and edge metal for wind damage and ensure that exposure to fats, acides, oils, and other organic solvents has not caused untimely membrane swelling or cracking. All in all, the aim is to maintain a watertight roof, and your Vermont commercial roofer will recommend repairs accordingly.
The type of commercial roof material currently in place will determine the specific course of action, whether for replacement or repairs. ELEVATE Licensed contractors are trained to install and service many types of systems, such as EPDM, TPO, PVC, asphalt, and metal roof systems. Learn more about these systems and try our three-question quiz for roof system advice.
EPDM Roofing Membranes & Materials in Vermont
EPDM is an abbreviation for ethylene propylene diene monomer, and our top-notch synthetic rubber compound is the starting point for our premium-grade EPDM roofing membrane. The membrane performs well in northern climates and also Vermont's climate. It's prime for hospitals, schools, office buildings, and warehouses, and offers decades of proven durability. Alongside longevity, reasons to choose EPDM include UV resistance, versatility, and simple maintenance. Contact an ELEVATE Roofing Contractor in Vermont or Sales Representative to learn more.
TPO Roofing Membranes & Materials in Vermont
TPO, which stands for thermoplastic polyolefin, is one of the fastest-expanding eco-friendly commercial roofing materials you can select. This single-ply roofing membrane is heat reflective and energy efficient, offering season-to-season resistance to ultraviolet, ozone, and chemicals. TPO is often quick and straightforward to install, and ELEVATE carries self-adhered TPO membranes for speedy installation on complex roofs with zero disruptive smell (VOC-free) to those inside the building. Businesses can stay open while ELEVATE TPO SA membrane is being installed. TPO can be used on residential and commercial buildings, is available in many colors, and is eligible for up to 30-year warranty. Call an ELEVATE Roofing Contractor or Sales Representative to learn more about the benefits of TPO for your Vermont building.
PVC Roofing Systems & Materials in Vermont
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) single-ply roofing membranes are a highly durable, highly reflective solution for a low slope and flat roofs. PVC roofing systems have been tested for over 35 years and continue showcasing their resistance to moisture, chemicals, fire, and wind. In addition, PVC membranes are white and solar reflective. This helps to manage a facility's energy use and temperature and limit the heat island effect in cities. PVC single-ply roofing membranes are ideal for urban structures subject to grease, chemicals, animal fats, and extreme weather conditions, and can stand up to some foot traffic thanks to heat-welded, watertight seams. Is PVC the best roofing material for your Vermont building? Reach out to an ELEVATE Sales Representative or Roofing Contractor in Vermont today.
Asphalt Roofing Materials & Systems in Vermont
ELEVATE Asphalt roofing products stand apart from conventional asphalt technology thanks to our custom blend of select grades of refined asphalt and quality polymers. The end result is that our asphalt roofing systems deliver notable strength and flexibility for almost any flat or low slope roof condition. Turn to asphalt roofing for great flexibility in cold climates even when installation temperatures dip below 0℉. Contact an ELEVATE Sales Representative or Roofing Contractor in Vermont to learn about any of our asphalt product offerings, including modified bitumen membrane systems, traditional built-up systems, and modified bitumen and hybrid built-up systems.
Metal Roofing Materials & Systems in Vermont
ELEVATE Metal roofing systems in Vermont come in a range of paint finishes and substrates, offering you design freedom in your project endeavors. Metal roof materials have existed for centuries, and modern metal roofs balance design and durability perfectly. Also, they're fire retardant, lightweight, and require minimal maintenance. Consider a metal roof if you're working with a building that features complicated architectural geometry or you want to create a brand new roof with special features. Your Vermont ELEVATE Contractor or Sales Representative can also explain the distinctions between non-warranted metal panels and warranted panels and how to safeguard your investment for the long haul. ELEVATE metal systems are 100% recyclable at the end of their product life cycle.
ELEVATE Is Your Vermont Project Partner with Commercial Wall Insulation, Too
Without proper insulation, even the best commercial roofing system is at risk. For quality-tested wall and roof insulation in Vermont that helps regulate a building's energy use and protect the roof's structural soundness, select polyisocyanurate thermal insulation (also called polyiso, ISO, or PIR). ELEVATE ISO products provide the highest thermal performance per inch when compared to other common low slope roof insulation products. See how much you could save on HVAC expenses with ELEVATE ISOGARD™. We also provide coated glass panels for additional mold, fire, and wind protection, along with vacuum insulated systems, cover boards, and composite boards. Reach out to an ELEVATE Roofer in Vermont or Sales Representative for help selecting the best insulation material for your next commercial project.