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As a conscientious business owner, you want to pay attention to your commercial building. A durable roof is one of the greatest assets for a brick and mortar business, whether you’re selling products or overseeing a workforce. If you’re debating which commercial roofing material to use, D. B. Gulliver & Son Roofing can help. Here, they compare two of the most popular—asphalt and metal.

Asphalt

One of the best advantages of using asphalt for commercial roofing is affordability. By spending less on the roofing material, you can divert funds to other aspects of the building process. Plus, asphalt roofs are easy to install, so you will save on labor costs during the initial setup period. If storm damage or general deterioration warrants the need for repairs, these are affordable as well. Most commercial asphalt roofs can be completed in as little as a day, as contractors are well-versed in this widely used material.

Metal

commercial roofingIf you opt for metal roofing for a commercial building, you’ll benefit most from the material’s longevity. Not only will metal roofing stay in pristine condition for decades, but it also requires little to no maintenance over the years. If you’re planning to pick up speed with your enterprise in the coming years, you might not have much time to lend to upkeep, which makes metal an attractive material choice.

In addition to convenience, metal roofing can be installed in a variety of colors and styles, and it can even be designed to mimic other roofing materials like tile. If you prefer the longevity of metal but the curb appeal of another roof style, you can have the best of both worlds. Plus, since it’s so lightweight, the metal panels can be installed over existing roofing, eliminating the time, expense, and waste of demolition.

If you’ve decided on the ideal commercial roofing material—or if you need help coming to a conclusion—contact D. B. Gulliver & Son Roofing today. They are proud to offer installation services, as well as repairs and re-roofing work. To speak to a trained employee about your needs, call them at (912) 876-4401 or visit the website for more information.

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