Storm Guard of Plymouth
We offer comprehensive commercial roofing services guaranteed with excellent workmanship.
Working with an experienced commercial roofing company in Plymouth guarantees a smooth and efficient process. Here's how we work.
Our team starts with a detailed roof inspection to determine any problems. Then, we develop customized solutions aligned with your property’s needs and operational priorities.
You’ll get a clear, itemized estimate outlining every detail, giving you complete confidence in the scope and cost of your roofing project.
Our certified technicians use premium materials and follow manufacturer guidelines to deliver a durable, high-performance roof that stands the test of time.
We ensure quality with a meticulous final inspection and leave your property spotless so that you can enjoy your new roof without any disruptions.
You can rest easy knowing that Storm Guard Roofing of Plymouth uses the best materials to ensure your new commercial roofing system’s durability and longevity.
Commercial roofing systems are roofs constructed of materials designed for industrial or business use. There are several common types of commercial roofing, all of which have practical applications.
While some commercial roofs are made of shingles, most commercial roofing systems come in types like a single-ply membrane, a built-up roofing system, metal roofing, and other materials.
Commercial and residential roofs have a similar function—they both protect the building underneath. However, commercial roofing uses materials that are more durable and better suited for commercial applications.
Depending on the roof type and materials you choose, a commercial roof should last anywhere from 30 to more than 50 years with proper maintenance.
Unless otherwise noted, each use of "Storm Guard," “us,” “we,” or “our” throughout Stormguardrc.com collectively refers to both the Storm Guard brand and the Storm Guard Franchise System, which is made up almost exclusively of independently owned and operated franchise locations.
