COMMERCIAL ROOF SYSTEMS

Commercial Roof Systems

Compare TPO, modified bitumen, coatings, metal, and shingles or tile in Apopka and Winter Garden. DeSantis Roofing reviews your building and proposed work before a system is chosen.

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ROOF SYSTEM OPTIONS

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for Your Roof

Start with the building, existing roof, and proposed work. Explore these low-slope and metal options; shingles and tile may suit sloped areas. A material name alone does not define preparation, drainage, or the scope.

Start with the building, existing roof, and proposed work. Explore these low-slope and metal options; shingles and tile may suit sloped areas. A material name alone does not define preparation, drainage, or the scope.

Single-Ply / TPO

Plan the Complete TPO Assembly

Compare removal or recover, insulation, drainage, edges, and equipment details.

Compare removal or recover, insulation, drainage, edges, and equipment details.

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ROOFING NEXT STEPS

Choose the RightRoofing Path

An inspection, focused repair, or replacement plan can help define the work before you compare roof assemblies. Start with the condition and project goal.

An inspection, focused repair, or replacement plan can help define the work before you compare roof assemblies. Start with the condition and project goal.

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TPO ASSEMBLY EXAMPLE

One TPO
Roof Assembly

This TPO illustration is one assembly example. A proposal should define removal or recover, insulation, preparation, drainage, and equipment details.

EXISTING ROOF CONDITIONS

Review records, moisture, and roof changes. Concealed findings may need testing or authorized work.

SHINGLES AND TILE

Sloped commercial areas may use shingles or tile. Review substrate, ventilation, and transitions to low-slope roofs.

Compare What Each
Scope Includes

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Identify Roof Areas

Name the roof sections, existing materials, records, and the property goals the proposed work should address.

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Define the Work

Compare removal, recover, repair, coating, or a new assembly and the preparation included.

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Check the Details

Review insulation, drainage, edges, equipment, access, parking, deliveries, and occupied-area coordination.

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Review the Limits

Ask what remains unknown, which system documents apply, and how the owner will approve a change.

LOCAL SERVICE COVERAGE

Serving Apopka & Winter Garden

Discuss commercial roof systems in Apopka or Winter Garden. Share the city, ZIP code, roof areas, available records, drainage concerns, and the decision your team needs to make.

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COMPLETED COMMERCIAL WORK

Featured Commercial Roofing Projects

Explore completed commercial roofing work across Central Florida. Open a project to review the property, roof system, scope, and documented result.

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Why Property Owners Choose DeSantis Roofing

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ROOF SYSTEM GUIDANCE

Commercial Roof System Questions

Do hatches affect a roof-system project?

A hatch, curb, guardrail, access route, and nearby equipment can affect details and coordination. DeSantis can include hatch and rooftop safety work when the property scope calls for it.

Can one building have more than one roof system?

Yes. A property may combine low-slope and sloped areas or include later additions. The proposal should explain system transitions and identify the areas included.

Can a commercial roof be coated instead of replaced?

A coating may be considered when the existing condition, preparation, drainage, repairs, and product compatibility support it. A property-specific review should determine suitability.

Is TPO suitable for every low-slope roof?

No single system fits every building. A recommendation should account for the existing assembly, drainage, equipment, edges, penetrations, access, and proposed scope.

Which commercial roof systems do you work with?

DeSantis works with TPO and other single-ply systems, modified bitumen, coatings, metal panels, and shingles or tile. The building, existing roof, drainage, access, and project goal guide the options.

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