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Shingles

Considered one of the best overall roofing materials for small to medium-sized commercial roofing projects in Idaho, asphalt shingles are easily repairable, cost-effective, and versatile. They can stand up to snow, hail, and heat, and while only class A shingles are deemed fully fire-resistant, all shingle varieties are fire-retardant to some degree. 

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TPO & PVC Membrane

These membrane roof systems create a watertight seal and protect against water ingress due to standing water from melting snow or heavy rains. TPO and PVC are typically white, giving them a reflective quality that helps deflect heat, increasing your building’s energy efficiency. 

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Tile Roofing

For businesses looking to add some character to their building facade, tile roofing creates a unique look that feels more residential to customers, like you’re welcoming them home. With a variety of materials like concrete, clay, and slate, you can customize the end results to suit your project needs. 

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Metal

A metal roof’s lifespan can reach 70+ years, so if you only want to install one roof in your life, metal roofing is a safe bet. Although installation tends to be more expensive than other materials, minimal maintenance, durability, and energy efficiency help offset the initial cost, maximizing value in the long run.

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Flat

Why are flat roofs so popular for large-scale commercial projects? There’s no need for extra framing or structural considerations. Installing a flat roof, especially on sizable industrial buildings, keeps construction costs low, maintenance minimal, and is far more practical for the purpose.

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Gravel

Gravel roofs, or built-up roofs (BUR), are one of the oldest commercial roofing techniques in the country. For multi-tier buildings with levels overlooking roofs below, gravel provides a more polished appearance than metal or membrane roofing systems alone. 

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