Design-assist and submittals
We work with your architect and GC on assemblies, tapered insulation layouts, Title 24 cool-roof compliance and manufacturer approvals before a single roll is delivered.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
From the first deck inspection to the final walk-through, Roofco installs single-ply and built-up roof systems on new retail, industrial, multi-family and tribal-casino projects throughout California.
We work with your architect and GC on assemblies, tapered insulation layouts, Title 24 cool-roof compliance and manufacturer approvals before a single roll is delivered.
Mechanically fastened or adhered polyiso with gypsum cover board, engineered slopes to every drain and sump, and detailing that stands up to inspection.
Heat-welded single-ply membranes and multi-ply mod-bit systems installed to full manufacturer specification for 20- and 30-year NDL warranties.
Custom curb flashing, pipe boots, drain sumps and parapet details fabricated and installed by our own crews, not subcontracted out.
We staff to your construction schedule and coordinate around mechanical, electrical and solar trades so the building dries in on time.
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Primarily heat-welded TPO and PVC single-ply membranes over tapered polyiso and cover board, plus modified bitumen and standing-seam metal where the design calls for it. All systems are installed to manufacturer specification so the building qualifies for a full-system warranty.
Yes. White TPO and PVC membranes meet California Title 24 reflectance and emittance requirements for low-slope commercial roofs, and we provide the product data your energy consultant needs for the compliance forms.
That is most of our work. We staff crews to the GC's schedule, coordinate curb and penetration locations with the mechanical and electrical trades, and phase the membrane so the building dries in on time.
Roofco is based in Rocklin and works throughout Northern California, including Sacramento, the Bay Area and the Central Valley, with larger projects statewide.