The Major Differences Between Residential And Commercial Roofing
A roof is not only a roof, as many people think. There are several different types of roofs, each with its own set of characteristics. The sort of roof is determined largely by the kind of building it will be installed on.
The following are some of the most significant distinctions between residential and commercial roofs:
Design
Residential roofs, on average, have a significant slope. Commercial roofs are generally lower and flatter than residential ones. Flat roofs are more expensive to build and require more maintenance than pitched roofs. Because flat roofs need additional area for pipes, smokestacks, and other similar elements, as well as necessitate extra space, they take up more room overall.
Size and scope
Residential roofs are generally smaller than commercial ones. Commercial roofs, on the other hand, can vary in size from one building to another and are considerably larger.
Form and function
A roof’s design is determined by the purpose it serves. Homeowners desire their properties to be both useful and appealing.
Roofing materials and designs are carefully chosen. Commercial properties, on the other hand, do not face these issues. Consider your favorite restaurant; you recall a single dish, but nothing else about the roof!
Roofing material
Asphalt shingles are one of the most popular roofing options for houses. When it comes to residential roofs, other materials include slate, cedar, and aluminum. Commercial structures make use of the most popular form of flat roofing. The materials utilized on a building’s roof might differ from one another.
Roofing repairs and replacements
Roofers with experience are the only ones who should work on residential and commercial roofs. Roofing experts have received complete training in the usage of a variety of materials and equipment, so it is ideal to hand it over to them.
With MAK Construction Corp., our experienced team can help repair and/or install a new roof on your home. Don’t hesitate to contact us today!