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DP Roofing & Contracting is the company to call for all your commercial roofing needs in Ocean County NJ. Our experienced Ocean County commercial roofing team offers a comprehensive range of roofing services, such as repairs, maintenance, and installations. We are reliable, honest, and skilled in providing commercial roofing services in Ocean County, NJ so that your roof is strong and secure and that you can focus on what matters most - running your business.
Many commercial buildings (such as apartment buildings, retail locations, churches, smaller businesses and office buildings) utilize asphalt shingle roofing, which is also used for residential roofing. But larger commercial and industrial buildings (such as warehouses, manufacturing facilities, shopping centers, hospitals, gyms, schools and hotels) have flat roofs. Flat roofs require different roofing materials than pitched/sloped roofing.
There are several types of flat roofing systems, and at DP Roofing & Contracting we provide EPDM, TPO, and BUR roofing. We have over 25 years of experience and skill with installing commercial roofing in Ocean County NJ, and we can advise you on the best type of roofing material for your specific needs.
EPDM Roofing
EPDM roofing is a rubber-like material (often called "rubber roofing") that's commonly used for flat commercial roofing in Ocean County. EPDM roofing is very durable.
If your Ocean County commercial flat roof is black, fairly smooth (no gravel), and looks like rubber, it's most likely EPDM roofing (although the EPDM roof may be covered in a white roof coating).
TPO roofing is a type of "single-ply membrane roofing" that comes in rolls. Since it's a light color (usually white, but sometimes grey or beige), it offers the benefit of reflectivity which can help keep your Ocean County commercial building cooler in the summer. TPO roofing is flexible and can also expand and contract with building settling and temperature shifts (unlike EPDM roofing). It's also more resistant to dirt and mold, and more puncture-resistant, than EPDM.
If your Ocean County commercial flat roof is white or a light color, fairly smooth, and looks like rubber, it's TPO or a coated EPDM roof.
BUR Roofing ("Built-Up Roof" membrane, also known as "Tar and Gravel" roofs) have been used for roofs for 100 years, and became quite popular for commercial roofing in the 1960's. Therefore, BUR roofing has a proven track record of being a reliable, durable, long-lasting option for flat roofs in Ocean County NJ. And BUR is the cheapest of the four most common roofing materials. A BUR roof can last up to 25 years, but of course this depends on the quality of installation, which must be done properly and precisely. Poor installation and lack of ongoing maintenance can greatly decrease the lifespan of a BUR roof. This is why it's so important to work with an experienced, dependable roofing contractor for your Ocean County commercial roof.
If your Ocean County commercial flat roof is coated in what looks like gravel, then it's a BUR roof.
Now that you're familiar with the different types of commercial roofing available for your Ocean County business, which is right for you? At DP Roofing & Contracting, we can determine which roofing material is best for your particular needs. Contact us today!
Ocean County is located along the Jersey Shore in the south-central portion of New Jersey, along the Atlantic Ocean. Its county seat is Toms River. Since 1990, Ocean County has been one of New Jersey's fastest growing counties, with a population of over 637,000. Ocean County was established in 1850 from portions of Monmouth County, with the addition of Little Egg Harbor Township which was annexed from Burlington County in 1891. The most populous place is Lakewood Township, while Jackson Township has the largest total area in the county, with over 100 square miles. Ocean County is located 50 miles east of Philadelphia, 70 miles south of New York City, and 25 miles north of Atlantic City, making it a prime destination for residents of these cities during the summer. Ocean County's area comprises over 31% water.
