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Commercial Asphalt Shingle Roofing

Commercial asphalt shingle roofing for Greater Dayton property owners, built to The Helping Hands Roofing Standard.

Fully insured · Founded 2016 · Serving Greater Dayton

Finished asphalt shingles running the full length of a large roof, seen down the capped ridge, with a roofing truck parked on the drive below.

Not just a residential roof

Asphalt shingles aren't only for houses

Plenty of commercial and institutional buildings have steep-slope roofs covered in the same asphalt-shingle systems you'd find on a home: churches, offices, professional buildings, and association-owned properties among them. When a building like that needs its roof replaced, it needs a contractor who builds a shingle system correctly, at a larger scale.

For commercial buildings with asphalt-shingle roofing systems, Helping Hands Roofing applies the same installation principles and workmanship standards we bring to residential roof replacement.

Knowing whether we're the right fit

What "commercial asphalt shingle roofing" means here

We keep our commercial scope deliberately specific: buildings roofed with asphalt shingles. That's the system we install and stand behind. We don't install or service flat roofing, membrane systems like EPDM or TPO, modified bitumen, or metal roofing, so if your building has one of those, we're glad to point you toward the right kind of contractor rather than take on work outside what we do best.

If you're not sure what system your roof is, that's a normal question, and it's exactly what a free inspection answers.

The same system, at a larger scale

What we build, and what we check

A commercial asphalt-shingle roof is still a system, not a surface. These are the parts of it we inspect and correct, rather than cover over.

  1. The deck and substrate

    A shingle roof is only as sound as the deck it's fastened to. On a larger building that means confirming the sheathing is solid and correcting what isn't, before any new roofing goes down.

  2. Underlayment and water protection

    The water-resistant layer under the shingles, and added protection at the areas most likely to leak, are what quietly keep water out long after the roof looks finished.

  3. Flashing and penetrations

    Walls, valleys, vents, and every roof penetration are where commercial roofs commonly fail. Sealing those transitions correctly matters more than the field of the roof.

  4. Ventilation, where the building calls for it

    Where the roof assembly and building call for it, balanced ventilation helps the system last, the same principle that governs a residential replacement applied to the property in front of us.

Respecting the property

Documented, and coordinated around your building

Commercial roofing work may need to be coordinated around a congregation, staff, tenants, customers, or visitors. We document the existing conditions before we start, protect the property through the work, and coordinate the job responsibly around how the building is used. Respecting the property and the people in it is part of the job, not an afterthought.

The Helping Hands Roofing Standard in practice

Build the system correctly, then stand behind it

A commercial asphalt shingle roof is still a system, not a surface. The same principle that governs a residential replacement applies here: the deck, underlayment, flashing, and ventilation get inspected and corrected, not just covered over.

Building code is the floor we start from, not the target we settle for. We only want to install a roofing system we'd trust on our own family's property, which is the whole idea behind Families Helping Families, and it's the same standard whether the roof is over a home or a place your community counts on.

Read The Helping Hands Roofing Standard
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Covered by the Lifetime Workmanship Warranty

A qualifying commercial asphalt-shingle installation or replacement is covered by the Helping Hands Roofing Lifetime Workmanship Warranty, on the same terms, maintenance requirements, and exclusions as every other qualifying installation. It's the same warranty, not a separate commercial one. When a covered problem results from our workmanship, we come back and correct it under the warranty terms, material and labor at no expense to the property owner.

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Real completed work

Commercial asphalt-shingle projects in Greater Dayton

Real Helping Hands Roofing commercial projects, documented with our own photography.

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Common questions

Answers for commercial property owners

Does Helping Hands Roofing work on all commercial roofs?
No. We work on commercial buildings whose roof is an asphalt-shingle system, not flat, membrane, or metal roofs. If you're not certain which you have, a free inspection settles it.
What kinds of commercial buildings use asphalt shingles?
Many steep-slope commercial and institutional buildings use asphalt shingles, including churches, offices, professional buildings, and association-owned properties. If your building's roof looks like a residential shingle roof, it's worth a conversation.
How do I know whether my commercial roof is within your scope?
The simplest way is to have us look at it. A free roof inspection tells you what system you actually have and whether it's asphalt shingle work we can do, with no obligation either way.
Is commercial asphalt-shingle replacement covered by the Lifetime Workmanship Warranty?
Yes. A qualifying commercial asphalt-shingle installation or replacement is covered on the same terms, maintenance requirements, and exclusions as every other qualifying service. It's the same warranty, not a separate commercial one.

Have a commercial shingle roof to look at?

A Free Roof Inspection tells you what system you have and what it needs, with no obligation.

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