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With so many different types of commercial roofing materials available to you on the market, choosing the one that is right for you and your business can be an overwhelming task. There are several different factors that go into determining the right roof type to install on your commercial building, but where do you even start?

To choose the best commercial roof for you, read our article, "Top 5 commercial roofing types: pros and cons."

Our article will teach you:

• The different types of commercial construction roofs on the market
• The 4 factors used to determine the best type of roof for your business
• The top 5 commercial roofing types
• The advantages and disadvantages of each of those roofs

1. Single-ply roofing, the average cost is 7.50 to 13.50 per square foot
   
   
2. Modified Bitumen, the average cost is 9.50 to 15.75 per square foot
   
   
3. Built-up roof, the average cost is 12.50 to 22.25 per square foot
   
   
4. Metal Roofing, the average cost is 12.50 to 18.75 per square foot
   
   
5. Asphalt shingles, the average cost is 4.50 to 8.50 per square foot

As you can see the cost for a commercial roof replacement will vary depending on which type of roof best fits your specific needs and the overall look or style that you prefer. We recommend you read our article "How much does a commercial roof replacement cost?" to identify the best commercial roof for your business.

The right type of insulation for your commercial building will range from the age and type of building you have, the type of business you run, and of course, your budget. 

There’s a wide variety of insulation types that you can choose from for your business, all ranging in material type, method of installation, and R-value. During your initial inspection, your contractor will be able to recommend the insulation type that they think is best for your project. The most common types of commercial roof insulation are:

• Spray foam
• Fiberglass
• Polyisocyanurate 
• Extruded polystyrene
• Expanded polystyrene

To choose the best roof insulation for your business, check out our article "Which type of insulation is best for my business?"

Built-up roofing is commonly used on low-slope roofs and comprises layers of asphalt and ply sheets, followed by reinforcing fabric strengthened ply sheets in the layer. The use of fiberglass then increases structural rigidity and energy efficiency.

Modified bitumen is similar in design to built-up roofing as both systems use layering techniques to achieve desired results. Composed of asphalt, advanced polymers, and reinforced with fiberglass, modified bitumen roofing systems offer better protection than similar solutions.

Well, you guessed it. It’s roofing material made of metal! Metal roofing is strong, durable, and resilient against the strong winds and heavy rain commonly found in Florida, South Carolina, and Georgia. Using a metal roof for commercial buildings can be a viable option considering how strong they are.

Single-ply membranes have rapidly gained popularity as reliable roofing materials due to their rubber polymer composition, making them resistant to the elements. For those who prefer a clean look to their buildings, single-ply roofs offer a low slope and comprise a single piece that covers the whole roof. These membranes are made of synthetic polymers, which add strength and increase the flexibility of your roof.

Steep roofs or pitched roofs that add a vintage aesthetic due to their design and the range of options available. These roofs are known for their incredible weather protection and customizability over low-slope roofing options.