Commercial Roofing Specialists
Commercial Roofing Specialists
Here at Apex Roofing, we take pride in being an award-winning commercial and industrial roofing contractor, consistently delivering a high level service to all of our clients.
Our industrial and commercial roofing experience ensures landlords, leaseholders and consultants are given professional advice and safe working practices.
The most common system for a commercial roof is a single ply flat roof or a EPDM Rubbercover system. These both remain flexible and can cope with the large amount of expansion and contraction that takes place over the large areas. These systems are often used over supermarkets, hospitals, schools and large industrial premises.
Refurbishing a commercial roof often comes under building control regulations with regards to the amount of insulation and bringing it up to current legal requirements. This often has a positive effect on reducing the carbon footprint of the business and energy bills.
Types of Commercial Roofing Services
Commercial Flat Roofing
Commercial buildings like warehouses, factories, and office buildings usually favour flat roofing thanks to its durability, cost effectiveness, and longevity. Plus, with more usable space to install energy-saving solar panels and more effective insulation, commercial flat roofing is growing more popular.
At Apex Roofing, we only utilise high quality materials that are weather resistant, strong, and leak-resistant, so your roof lasts for years to come.
Commercial Roof Repairs
Leaks, cracks, and damage can occur at any time. When it comes to commercial properties, damage can be especially disastrous, causing leaks and damage to stock and potentially delaying business.
Watch out for ponding on the surfaces of flat roofs, or cracked and missing tiles if you have a pitched or slate roof. If you spot any holes, leaks, or other issues, commercial roof repairs address these issues before they become too costly for your business.
Commercial Roof Replacements
Sometimes, roofs can’t be saved, and the cost to repair them wouldn’t be financially sound. Instead, fully replacing your roof could save you money and effort in the long run, making it more energy-efficient and resistant to damage.
Why Choose Apex Roofing?
Here at Apex Roofing, we’ve been serving the community in Newcastle and beyond since 2017. From the very beginning, we set out to provide quality roofing solutions for the commercial sector, and are trusted by councils, universities, schools, and business across the county to deliver exceptional work.
Our team is fully trained and expertly qualified, and we dedicate the same level of attention to projects both big and small.
We’re proud to provide commercial roofing in Newcastle with craftsmanship that’s built to last.
Commercial Roofing FAQs
Commercial roofing typically involves larger surface areas, flatter designs, and different materials like TPO, EPDM, or built-up roofing systems. It also often requires more complex installation methods and compliance with stricter building codes.
Here at Apex Roofing, we have a wealth of experience fitting, repairing, and maintaining commercial roofs, and keep up to date with building codes.
Signs such as persistent leaks, visible membrane damage, pooling water, or insulation issues often indicate it’s time for repair or replacement. A professional roof inspection from Apex Roofing can determine the most cost-effective solution.
The cost of a commercial roof varies based on material, building size, roof complexity, and accessibility. Costs will also vary depending on if you are looking for roof repairs, maintenance, or a new roof entirely. For a bespoke quote, get in touch with Apex Roofing today.
Installation time depends on roof size, materials, and weather. Smaller jobs may take a few days, while large or complex projects can take several weeks.
Roof maintenance is essential to increase the longevity of your roofing. Regular inspections, debris removal, checking for drainage issues, and sealing minor cracks can help extend the roof’s life. We recommend bi-annual inspections and after major storms to pinpoint any potential issues.