Green roofing Vancouver

• Environmentally friendly
• Extremely durable
• Lush and dynamic appearance

Flat roofing Vancouver

• 2 ply system
• Great for low slope or flat roofing
• Excellent UV proection

Asphalt roofing Vancouver

• Most economical roofing solution
• Manufacture warranties vary from 30 to 50 years
• Easy and quick to install

Tile Roofing Vancouver

• Lifetime warranty
• Extremely durable
• Well defined look

Cedar Roofing Vancouver

• Lustrous, well defined look
• Acts as a second layer of insulation
• Energy Efficient

Metal Panel Roofing and Metal Cladding Roofing Vancouver

• Lifetime warranty
• Energy efficient
• Maintenance free

EPDM roofing Vancouver

• Single ply system
• Safe and easy to install
• Synthetic composition avoids organic decay
• Newer technology

TPO roofing Vancouver

• Reduces energy costs
• Cold applied
• Extremely durable
• Newer technology

Tar and Gravel Roofing Vancouver

• Reduces energy costs
• Cold applied
• Extremely durable
• Newer technology

SBS roofing Vancouver

• Reduces energy costs
• Cold applied
• Extremely durable
• Newer technology

Torch-On roofing Vancouver

• Reduces energy costs
• Cold applied
• Extremely durable
• Newer technology

Our Vancouver Roofing Services

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About Green Roofs

Frequently Asked Questions about Green Roofs

• Protection of roof membrane resulting in a longer material lifespan (it is estimated that green roofs will last up to twice as long as conventional roofs), resulting in decreased maintenance and savings in replacement costs;
• Savings on energy heating and cooling costs, depending on the size of the building, climate and type of green roof. Using a Micro Axess Simulation model, Environment Canada found that a typical one storey building with a grass roof and 10 cm (3.9 inches) of growing medium would result in a 25% reduction in summer cooling needs. Field experiments by Karen Liu in Ottawa Canada, found that a 6 inch extensive green roof reduced heat gains by 95% and heat losses by 26% compared to a reference roof.

Sound Insulation of green roof

• Soil, plants and the trapped layer of air can be used to insulate for sound. Sound waves that are produced by machinery, traffic or airplanes can be absorbed, reflected or deflected. The substrate tends to block lower sound frequencies and the plants block higher frequencies.
• A green roof with a 12 cm (4.7 inches) substrate layer can reduce sound by 40 decibels; a 20 cm (7.9 inches) substrate layer can reduce sound by 46-50 decibels.

Economic Benefits of green roof

• Potential to reduce the size of HVAC equipment on new or retrofitted buildings (capital and operational savings).
• Potential to reduce the amount of standard insulation used.
• Potential to incorporate cooling and/or water treatment functions.
• Potential for local, regional, and national market exposure, depending on the uniqueness of the project.
• Potential to reduce or eliminate roof drains.
• Potential to meet regulatory requirements for stormwater management.
• Potential to reduce community resistance to new developments.
• Amenity Space and Aesthetics
• Provision of amenity space for day care, meetings, and recreation;
• Aesthetic appeal, increasing the value of the property and the marketability of the building as a whole, particularly for accessible green roofs. For example, American and British studies show that “good tree cover” adds between 6 to 15 per cent to the value of a home. Green roofs offer the same visual and environmental benefits.
• Satisfying the aesthetic needs of people looking down upon the roof from adjacent buildings.
• Potential to improve employee productivity.

Food Production of green roof

• The Fairmount Waterfront Hotel in Vancouver used to grow herbs, flowers, and vegetables on its accessible roof, saving its kitchen an estimated $30,000 a year in food costs.
• The following benefits may be achieved, depending on the type of public policy support for green roof installations in your area.
• Potential for faster approval process for new projects, as is the case in Chicago
• Potential for reduced stormwater/wastewater charges from your municipality or utility.
• Potential to reduce the size of stormwater management ponds or cisterns, resulting in cost savings.
• Potential for grants related to energy efficiency and/or green roofs.
• Potential for density bonusing / larger floor area ratio.
• Potential to satisfy regulatory requirements for green roofs.
• Potential for satisfying minimum parkland / green space set aside, requirements.
• Potential for greenhouse gas emissions trading credits, stemming from energy savings.

Public Benefits of green roof

Economic Benefits of green roof

• Public policies that support green roof installations will create jobs for the following:
• Suppliers and manufacturers of roofing membranes and root repellent layers;
• Suppliers and manufacturers of drainage layers, landscaping cloth, curbs, irrigation systems and other specialty products;
• Suppliers and manufacturers of substrate, light-weight soils and amendments;
• Garden nurseries specializing in plants specifically for green roofs;
• Design and engineering professionals;
• Contractors and landscapers; and,
• Companies supplying maintenance contracts.

• Cost savings from increased stormwater retention and decreased need to expand or rebuild related infrastructure.
• Decreased cost of meeting greenhouse gas reductions and adapting to climate change by reducing the “Urban Heat Island Effect” and the need for interior building insulation.
• Decreased need for health care services from reductions in ground level ozone resulting from a reduction in the urban heat island.
• Increased worker productivity and creativity.
• Decreased need for health care services and medication due to the benefits of passive experiences with nature and vegetation.
• Extending the lifespan of landfil sites by reducing re-roofing material waste.
• Opportunities to recycle aggregate and compost.

Improved Air Quality

• A green roof will not only absorb heat, decreasing the tendency towards thermal air movement, but will also filter the air moving across it.
• 1 m2 (10.76 ft2) of grass roof can remove between 0.2 kg of airbourne particulates from the air every year.

• Through the process of photosynthesis, plants convert carbon dioxide, water and sunlight/energy into oxygen and glucose. This cyclical process supplies animals and humans with oxygen and food.
• 1.5 m2 (16.15 ft2 ) of uncut grass, produces enough oxygen per year to supply 1 human with their yearly oxygen intake requirement.

• Through the daily dew and evaporation cycle, plants on vertical and horizontal surfaces are able to cool cities during hot summer months. In the process of evapotranspiration, plants use heat energy from their surroundings (approximately 592 kcal per L of water) when evaporating water. One m2 (10.76 ft2) of foliage can evaporate over 0.5 litres of water on a hot day and on an annual basis the same area can evaporate up to 700 litres of water.
• This process reduces the ‘Urban Heat Island Effect’ in the summer. The ‘Urban Heat Island Effect’ is the difference in temperature between a city and the surrounding countryside. It is mainly due to the expanse of hard and reflective surfaces, such as roofs, which absorb solar radiation and re-radiate it as heat. Reduction of the ‘Urban Heat Island Effect’ will also reduce the distribution of dust and particulate matter throughout the city and the production of smog. This can play a role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and adapting urban areas to a future climate with warmer summers.
• Green roofs can play a role in reducing the urban heat island (UHI), augmenting the existing vegetation, but the precise amount of coverage is still uncertain. Dr. Brad Bass in collaboration with a modelling group at the University of British Columbia under the direction of Dr. Roland Stull, ran a mesoscale atmospheric simulation for the City of Toronto with green roofs. The city’s vegetation reduced the UHI by up to 1 degree C over approximately 1/4 of the City. Using a green roof coverage of 50%, this cooling was extended to approximately 1/3 of the City and increased the maximum cooling to 2 degrees C. Although the green roof coverage was high, Dr. Bass estimated that only 6% of the roofs were fully irrigated as the model decreased irrigation to those parts of the city that were not fully urbanized, decreasing it to zero in totally natural areas of the city. This suggests that the actual green roof coverage to obtain these results could be much smaller than 50% although the exact requirement is difficult to determine due to a number of uncertainties that emerged in this modelling exercise.

• Historically, green roofs have been used to insulate buildings. Shading the external surface of the building envelope has been shown to be more effective than internal insulation.
• Green roofs insulate buildings by preventing heat from moving through the roof. Their insulation properties can be maximized by using a growing medium with a low soil density and a high moisture content and by choosing plants with a high leaf area index (i.e. the bigger the leaves, the better). This could play a role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and adapting urban areas to a future climate with greater incidences of drought and extreme heat.

• The Possman Cider Cooling and Storage Facility in Frankfurt, Germany yielded a 2-3 year payoff of their green roof system through savings in heating and cooling costs, as well as in equipment costs, since additional cooling towers had become unnecessary.

• A green roof will have a noticeable impact on the heat gain and loss of a building, as well as the humidity, air quality and reflected heat in the surrounding neighbourhood. In conjunction with other green installations, green roofs can play a role in altering the climate of the city as a whole.
• On a summer day, the temperature of a gravel roof can increase by as much as 25 °C (77 °F), to between 60-80 °C (140 - 176 F). Covered with grass, the temperature of that roof would not rise above 25 °C (77 °F), thus resulting in energy cost savings.
• 20 cm (7.9 inches) of substrate with a 20-40 cm (7.9 - 15.7 inches) layer of thick grass has the combined insulation value of° 15 cm (5.9 inches) of mineral wool.
• Rooms under a green roof are at least 3 - 4 °C (5.4 - 7.2°F) cooler than the air outside, when outdoor temperatures range between 25-30 °C (77 - 86 °F).

Water

• Green roofs not only retain the rainwater, but also moderate the temperature of the water and act as natural filters for any of the water that happens to run off.

• Green roofs reduce the amount of stormwater runoff and also delay the time at which runoff occurs, resulting in decreased stress on sewer systems at peak flow periods.

Social Benefits

• Urban greening has long been promoted as an easy and effective strategy for beautifying the built environment and increasing investment opportunity.

• Psychological studies have shown that the restorative effect of a natural view holds the viewers’ attention, diverts their awareness away from themselves and from worrisome thoughts thereby improving health.
• People living in high-density developments are known to be less susceptible to illness if they have a balcony or terrace garden. This is partly due to the additional oxygen, air filtration and humidity control supplied by plants but also from the therapeutic benefits that result from caring for plants. The variety of sounds, smells, colours and movement provided by plants, although not quantifiable, can add significantly to human health and well being.
• Patients in the same hospital, recovering the from the same operation, were studied as to the restorative effects of views onto a landscaped courtyard versus a brick wall. The patients with the green view had shorter post-operative stays, took fewer moderate and stronger painkillers and had fewer negative evaluation comments from the nurses.

• A garden on the roof is often considered safer than a garden at grade. For example, because access to the roof is often restricted to building tenants or employees, there is less likelihood of assault or vandalism.

• Green roofs can help to address the lack of green space in many urban areas. Studies show that leisure activities in natural settings such as gardens and parks, are important for helping people cope with stress and in meeting other non-stress-related needs.

• The creation of shared gardens, like the rooftop garden on top of the Mary Lambert-Swale housing project in Toronto, allows residents to feel ownership of their building and meet neighbours in a relaxed setting.

Preservation of Habitat & Biodiversity

• Rooftop habitats can play one of two roles: a ’stepping stone’ habitat connecting natural isolated habitat pockets with each other, or an ‘island’ habitat remaining isolated from other habitats at grade.
• Green roofs can be specifically designed to mimic endangered ecosystems/habitats, including the prairie grasslands of the midwest US, the rocky alvars of Manitoulin Island and the Great Lakes Region in Canada.
• The Toronto City Hall Demonstration Project features a black oak prairie ecosystem and native plant butterfly plot.

• Green roofs designed for minimal maintenance are very protected and can become home to plants easily damaged by walking and to birds that nest on the ground. Since the soil on these green roofs is also less likely to be disturbed, it becomes a safer habitat for insects, and the deeper the soil the more diversity the roof can support.
• In Germany, for instance, research has shown that green roofs can support anywhere from 10 to 40 different insect species and have even been found to harbour nesting bird species.
• The Toronto City Hall Demonstration Project features two urban agriculture plots that are growing a variety of annuals and perennials.

• Green roofs can provide new opportunities for urban agriculture. There are many benefits to growing and distributing food locally including:
• Support of the local economy in growing, processing and distributing;
• Increased access to food by everyone;
• Fresher produce;
• Decreased travel time to market and related environmental costs; and
• Control of soil, fertilizer and pesticides.
• What do I need to know about my building before I initiate a green roof installation?
• You will need to know the slope, the structural loading capacity, and existing materials of the roof, as well as the nature of any drainage systems, waterproofing, and electrical and water supply in place. You should also consider who would have access to it, who will do maintenance, and what kind of sun and wind exposure the roof gets.
• What kinds of landscape design should I use and what plants can I grow on my roof?
• Plant selection depends on a variety of factors, including climate, type and depth of growing medium, loading capacity, height and slope of the roof, maintenance expectations, and the presence or absence of an irrigation system. A landscape architect would be able to advise you on suitable plants and design of the plantings. See the landscape contacts below.

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Commercial Roofing Vancouver Industrial Roof, EPDM, TPO, Tar and Gravel, contractors

Commercial Roofing Vancouver | Industrial Roofing Vancouver, BC!

Vancouver Commercial Roofing Company / Vancouver Industrial Roofing Company - Pac West Roofing Inc has been serving Greater Vancouver since 1990. we have a specialized division that services low-rise commercial roofing / Industrial Roofing and multi-family commercial roofing. Our focus on commercial roofing and Industrial roofing have allowed us to provide exceptional services in the area of new roof constructions, roof installations, roof repairs, roof restorations, roof maintenances and re-roofing in Vancouver. Our commercial and industrial roofing crews have been trained in various types of commercial roof and industrial roof systems and will install a quality roof; from start to finish, that is completed on a timely basis.

we are a professional commercial and industrial roofers and contractors. with full jobsite supervision and experienced commercial and industrial roofers and roofing teams delivering quality workmanship, we work closely with Building Managers and Property Managers and Strata Corporations to provide reliable results. from townhouses to big office buildings and retail projects, we fully understand and respect the concerns of your tenants when it comes to access and inconvenience. That's why we work efficiently and in close cooperation with building and property managers to ensure that the commercial roofing and industrial roofing job is done right and with quality, and with the minimum possible disruption to occupants.

Pac West commercial roofing projects includes both new commercial roofing or industrial roofing construction and commercial or industrial roof replacement. Our focus on commercial and industrial roofing has allowed us to provide exceptional services in the area of new roof constructions, roof installations, roof repairs, roof restorations, roof maintenances and re-roofing on commercial roofs in Vancouver Lower mainland BC, Canada.

Pac West Roofing specializes in the commercial application of modified bituminous sheet, Torch-on modified bitumen, tar and gravel roofing, EPDM roofing (E.P.D.M. Rubber), TPO roofing (Thermoplastic Polyolefin), SBS roofing (S.B.S. membrane) systems and built-up roof (BUR) systems. these are low pitch roofing, flat roofing and low slope roofing systems. these systems are designed for their strength and durability. Other commercial roof systems we provide are green roofing, asphalt roofing, metal panel roofing, steep sloped roofing and steep pitch roofing in Vancouver, BC.

We have a wide range of high quality and durable roofing products to fit various budgets, and our entire range of commercial roofing services and products is available to our commercial roof customers, along with the same Pac West Roofing Contractor guarantees.

At Pac West Roofing Inc we know that experienced craftsmanship is the single most important ingredient in insuring the quality of a roof. Customer satisfaction is our guarantee, backing up our work with top warranties in the roofing industry.

All commercial roofing services at Pac West Roofing inc is with roofing industry leading warranties!

$5,000,000 Liability Insurance and WBC Coverage Best Warranties in the Commercial Roofing Industry Vancouver, BC

Learn more about the Pac West Roofing - Roofing Company in Vancouver BC and how we can help you - Call us today at 778-908-2911 to request a free estimate for your roof, or visit contact us page.


For more information about your roofing, please choose your roofing types: commercial roofing, residental roofing, Industrial roofing, green roofing, low pitch roofing, flat roofing, tile roofing, SBS roofing, cedar roofing, asphalt roofing, metal panel roofing, torch-on roofing, steep slope roofing, TPO roofing, low slope roofing, metal cladding roofing, EPDM roofing, Tar and gravel roofing, steep pitch roofing Vancouver.

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EPDM roofing Vancouver - Single Ply Roof Systems

Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer, or simply, EPDM roofing, is an excellent material for low slope roofing or flat roofing applications. EPDM roofing is a synthetic rubber that acts as a roofing membrane special for flat roofs.

EPDM roofing systems, also known as single-ply roofing systems, are factory-fabricated, rubber-roofing membranes, which are available in several thicknesses. Primarily, they are synthetic single-layer sheets of ethylene propylene diene monomer. EPDM systems can be installed using a variety of methods, including loose-laid and ballasted, fully adhered, or mechanically attached means. The most popular kind of EPDM roofing is the firestone EPDM roof system, which is based on a high performance synthetic rubber compound, providing exceptional weathering characteristics. The EPDM roofing membrane is versatile and allows for many installation options.

Single ply roofing systems are becoming the choice roofing membrane for building owners with construction time constraints. Single ply membranes come in various thicknesses and require different application knowledge and techniques. Pac West Roofing's staff are manufacturer trained in heat welding, rubber application (EPDM), and solvent application of one-ply roofing systems. Choosing the correct roofing system for your building can be a difficult process. Vancouver Pac West Roofing Inc has the design and installation experience to provide and install the correct roof system.


Vancouver Pac West Roofing Inc is an approved applicator of Sarnafil PVC, Johns Manville PVC, Carlisle TPO roofing, Genflex TPO roofing, Lexcan/Stevens Hi-Tuff EP, Firestone TPO roofing, and all EPDM systems on the market. As these roofing systems are most often found on large warehouse/commercial complexes, locating and repairing improperly installed membranes can be a costly venture. With Vancouver Pac West Roofing Inc on your side, correct installation techniques ensure years of trouble free service. Coupled with our ten year guarantee on workmanship, it is difficult to imagine a better roof for a commercial structure than a properly installed Vancouver Pac West Roofing Inc single ply roof solution.

EPDM Roof Repair and Installation

Because EPDM roofing can be installed in one piece, its installation requires minimal seaming, and it is therefore simple and quick. Our expert roofers offer EPDM roofing installation services for all kinds of low slope and flat roof applications. Additionally, EPDM roofing has a low life-cycle cost, as it requires little maintenance. In the case that your EPDM roof is not functioning properly, we also offer EPDM roof repair services at all hours of the day or night.

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TPO Roofing Vancouver - Single Ply Roof Systems

TPO Roofing means “Thermalplastic Olefin” roofing. TPO membranes are a combination of rubber and hot air welded seams made from ethylene propylene rubber. They have excellent resistance to ozone, are algae-resistant, environmentally friendly and safe to install. The material is commonly advertised as a monolithic (seamless) roof.

TPO Roofing Systems suitable for a variety of low slope commercial roofing applications, Firestone UltraPly TPO is a sustainable roofing solution for a wide range of building types. TPO is one of the latest single ply, flat roofing materials on the market. The current membrane formulations are reinforced with a polyester fabric and manufactured using an ultraviolet-resistant thermoplastic polyolefin formulation. TPO roofing from JM comes in two products, TPO and TPO-1, and several thicknesses. It is designed for use in mechanically fastened and adhered roofing applications in new, re-roof and re-cover roof constructions. It is fire and chemical resistant and contains UV inhibitors for added longevity.

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Tar and Gravel Roofing Vancouver

Tar and gravel roof cover is used primarily on roofs with low slopes ranging from a little better then flat to somewhere around a 3-in-12 slope - (that's roofing talk for three inches of vertical rise for every twelve inches or horizontal run).


This type of roof is composed of alternating layers of roofing felt and hot tar and is often referred to as a hot mopped or built-up roof. It sounds as if you have a variation of this. That is that you have a built-up or hot mopped roof which does not contain gravel. A tar and gravel roof without the gravel so to speak.

Tar and Gravel Roofing Composition

A very popular feature of contemporary homes and commercial buildings is the low slope roof (3:12). Because many roofing materials such as shingles are unsuited to such low slopes, tar and gravel roofing is a common original material used. Also known as “built-up roofs”, tar and gravel roofing consist of layers of asphalt and tar paper that are fastened to the roof surface with molten asphalt applications. The layers are laminated and then covered with gravel to hold them down and protect against UV degradation. Some of this gravel becomes embedded in the hot asphalt, and some remains loose on the roof surface floor. The life expectancy of tar and gravel roofs is approximately 10-20 years.

The Complexities of Tar and Gravel Roofing

Although tar and gravel roofs are durable, it is easy for leaks to develop. This is because tar and gravel roofing is especially sensitive to penetrations, and must be able to move around during climate change in a manner similar to membrane roofing. Usually, leaks occur around flashings, chimneys, eaves, or additional roof planes. Sometimes, wind blows away enough gravel to expose the surface to sun and cold, which can also lead to leaks. Older roofs experience blistering in the asphalt, and simple leak remedies usually indicate the need for tar and gravel roofing replacement. The problem is that tar and gravel roofing do not handle multiple layers very well, and walking on a tar and gravel roof for maintenance purposes harms it further. Generally, removal of the existing tar and gravel roofing is mandatory, and this is a complicated, costly process. It is here that Roof 101 can help – we provide experienced roofers in all areas of tar and gravel roofing applications, and in the vent of tar and gravel roofing replacement of repair, can offer affordable, lasting alternatives that can do the trick.

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Pac West Roofing Vancouver build and serves all kind of roofs including; commercial roofing, residental roofing, Industrial roofing, green roofing, low pitch roofing, flat roofing, tile roofing, SBS roofing, cedar roofing, asphalt roofing, metal panel roofing, torch-on roofing, steep slope roofing, TPO roofing, low slope roofing, metal cladding roofing, EPDM roofing, Tar and gravel roofing, steep pitch roofing Vancouver.

Pac west Roofing inc is your local Vancouver roofing company. we serve all Vancouver Lower mainland, BC. you might interested in these pages:

Vancouver Roofing, Roofing company Vancouver, Burnaby Roofing company, Surrey roofing company, Richmond roofing company, Mission roofing company, North Vancouver roofing company, Coquitlam roofing company, Abbotsford roofing company, West Vancouver roofing company, Delta Roofing company, New Westminster roofing company, Port Coquitlam roofing company, Chilliwack roofing company, Langley roofing company, Port Moody roofing company, Belcarra roofing company, Maple Ridge roofing company, White Rock roofing company, Pitt Meadows roofing company, Tsawwassen roofing company, Ladner roofing company, lower mainland BC - British Columbia roofing company.



Commercial Roofing Vancouver, Industrial Roofing Vancouver, TPO Roofing Vancouver, EPDM Roofing Vancouver, Tar and Gravel Roofing Vancouver
]]>http://www.pacwestroofinginc.com/Rooftypes-Vancouver/Commercial-Industrial-EPDM-TPO-Roofing-Vancouver.htmlSat, 30 May 2009 13:48:04 -0700 Vancouver Residential Roofing Company - Pac West Roofing Inc has been serving Greater Vancouver since 1990. Our focus on residential roofing has allowed us to provide exceptional services in the area of new roof constructions, roof installations, roof repairs, roof restorations, roof maintenances and re-roofing in Vancouver. Our residential roofing crews have been trained in various types of Residential Roofs systems and will install a quality roof; from start to finish, that is completed on a timely basis.

we are a professional residential roofers and contractors. Pac West Roofing Vancouver residential roofing projects include both new residential construction and residential roof replacement. Our focus on residential roofing has allowed us to provide exceptional services in the area of new constructions, roof installations, roof repairs, roof restorations, roof maintenances and re-roofing on residential roofs in Vancouver Lower mainland BC, Canada.

Pac West Roofing specializes in the residential application of steep slope or low slope roofing including Asphalt roofing, Tile roofing, Cedar roofing systems. these can be low pitch roofing and steep pitch roofing systems. these systems are designed for their strength and durability. Other residential roof systems we provide are green roofing, metal panel roofing, steep sloped roofing and steep pitch roofing in Vancouver, BC.

We have a wide range of high quality and durable roofing products to fit various budgets, and our entire range of Residential roofing services and products is available to our residential roof customers, along with the same Pac West Roofing Contractor guarantees.

At Pac West Roofing Inc we know that experienced craftsmanship is the single most important ingredient in insuring the quality of a roof. Customer satisfaction is our guarantee, backing up our work with top warranties in the roofing industry.

All residential roofing services at Pac West Roofing inc is with residential roofing industry leading warranties!

$5,000,000 Liability Insurance and WBC Coverage Best Warranties in the Residential Roofing Industry Vancouver, BC

You might interested in Commercial or Industrial Roofing; Commercial Roofing or Industrial Roofing

Residential Roofing types of Vancouver, BC

Tile Roof	Green Roof
Metal Roof	Asphalt Roof
Cedar Roof	Flat Roof
EPDM Roof	TPO Roof

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Green roofing Vancouver

(Green Roofs)

• Environmentally friendly
• Extremely durable
• Lush and dynamic appearance

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Flat roofing Vancouver

(Flat roofing or low pitch roofing, Torch-On roofing, SBS roofing, tar and gravel roofing)

• 2 ply system
• Great for low slope or flat roofing
• Excellent UV proection

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Asphalt roofing Vancouver

(Fibreglass and Asphalt Shingles)

• Most economical roofing solution
• Manufacture warranties vary from 30 to 50 years
• Easy and quick to install

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Tile Roofing Vancouver

(Concrete/Clay Tile)

• Lifetime warranty
• Extremely durable
• Well defined look

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Cedar Roofing Vancouver

(Cedar Shakes)

• Lustrous, well defined look
• Acts as a second layer of insulation
• Energy Efficient

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Metal Panel Roofing and Metal Cladding Roofing Vancouver

(Metal Panel and Metal cladding)

• Lifetime warranty
• Energy efficient
• Maintenance free

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EPDM roofing Vancouver

(EPDM Rubber)

• Single ply system
• Safe and easy to install
• Synthetic composition avoids organic decay
• Newer technology

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TPO roofing Vancouver

(Thermoplastic Polyolefin)

• Reduces energy costs
• Cold applied
• Extremely durable
• Newer technology

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Our Vancouver Roofing Services

Roof Repairs and maintenances
Re-roofing
New Constructions

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Pac West Roofing Vancouver build and serves all kind of roofs including; commercial roofing, residental roofing, Industrial roofing, green roofing, low pitch roofing, flat roofing, tile roofing, SBS roofing, cedar roofing, asphalt roofing, metal panel roofing, torch-on roofing, steep slope roofing, TPO roofing, low slope roofing, metal cladding roofing, EPDM roofing, Tar and gravel roofing, steep pitch roofing Vancouver.

Pac west Roofing inc is your local Vancouver roofing company. we serve all Vancouver Lower mainland, BC. you might interested in these pages:

Vancouver Roofing, Roofing company Vancouver, Burnaby Roofing company, Surrey roofing company, Richmond roofing company, Mission roofing company, North Vancouver roofing company, Coquitlam roofing company, Abbotsford roofing company, West Vancouver roofing company, Delta Roofing company, New Westminster roofing company, Port Coquitlam roofing company, Chilliwack roofing company, Langley roofing company, Port Moody roofing company, Belcarra roofing company, Maple Ridge roofing company, White Rock roofing company, Pitt Meadows roofing company, Tsawwassen roofing company, Ladner roofing company, lower mainland BC - British Columbia roofing company.

Vancouver Residential Roofing Company | Residential Roofing Contractors | Pac West Roofing | Lower Mainland, BC, British Columbia, Canada

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