Roof and Deck Condition
Identify existing materials, roof layers, deterioration and supporting deck conditions.
Farmington Commercial Roofing
Commercial Roof Systems
Compare roofing options around the building and its existing roof. Magic Roofing helps commercial property owners evaluate TPO, PVC, EPDM, standing seam metal, retrofit and coating options in Farmington, San Juan County and qualifying Four Corners communities.
- Farmington-Based Service
- Residential & Commercial Experience
- Licensed & Insured — Lic. #364022
- Property-Specific Roof Evaluations
Share the property address, current roof type and roofing concern so the team can confirm the appropriate next step.
Established Contractor Credentials
Company-wide manufacturer certifications and BBB standing
Start With the Building
Commercial Roof Systems in Farmington, NM
Magic Roofing offers multiple commercial roofing approaches. A membrane roof, standing seam metal system, retrofit or coating should be selected around roof condition, slope, structure, drainage, exposure and how the building is used.
- Existing Conditions Check the deck, roof layers, leaks and moisture before specifying new materials.
- Building Operations Plan around access, rooftop equipment, occupants and project phasing.
- Complete Assembly Consider insulation, attachment, edges, drainage and flashing together.
- Long-Term Planning Compare maintenance needs, budget and the written warranty terms.
Commercial Roofing Options
Match the System to the Property
Explore the Options
Compare Commercial Roofing Systems
Use the system pages below to explore the available approaches, then request a roof evaluation to determine which options are appropriate for your property.
Heat-Welded Membrane
TPO Roofing
A single-ply option for commercial flat and low-slope roofs. Compare the complete assembly, insulation, attachment and flashing requirements.
Explore TPO Roofing → Commercial MembranePVC Roofing
A heat-welded membrane option to evaluate around building use, rooftop exposure and the proposed assembly.
Explore PVC Roofing → Rubber MembraneEPDM Roofing
A flexible single-ply roofing option. Existing materials, seam details, drainage and maintenance access affect suitability.
Explore EPDM Roofing → Metal RoofingStanding Seam Metal Roofing
Metal roof panels with concealed attachment details. Roof slope, structure, wind exposure and expansion must be considered.
Explore Standing Seam Metal Roofing → Existing Roof OptionsRetrofit Roofing
Evaluate whether a suitable existing roof can support an approved recover or upgrade instead of a complete tear-off.
Explore Retrofit Roofing → Restoration OptionsRoof Coatings
Consider coatings for compatible roofs after checking moisture, surface condition, drainage and necessary repairs.
Explore Roof Coatings → Compare Single-Ply SystemsMembrane Roofing
Explore TPO, PVC and EPDM options and how the membrane works with insulation, attachment, edges and penetrations.
Explore Membrane Roofing → Evaluate the Whole Roof
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What Guides a Commercial Roof System Recommendation?
The visible roof covering is one part of the assembly. These conditions help define a responsible repair, restoration, recover or replacement scope.
Moisture and Leaks
Investigate water entry and determine whether wet or unstable materials need removal.
Slope and Drainage
Review drainage paths, drains, scuppers and areas where water collects.
Insulation and Attachment
Define suitable insulation, cover board where specified and the proposed attachment method.
Edges and Penetrations
Include transitions, walls, curbs, equipment and other details in the written scope.
Operations and Closeout
Plan access, scheduling, cleanup, maintenance information and applicable warranty documentation.
The Magic Roofing Process
From Roof Evaluation to a Defined System
A clear sequence helps property owners compare recommendations and understand the project before work begins.
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Evaluate the Roof
Review the existing roof, leaks, drainage, access and operating requirements.
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Compare Suitable Options
Discuss repair, restoration, retrofit and replacement approaches supported by the findings.
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Define the Scope
Document the assembly, preparation, materials, details and project requirements.
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Complete the Work
Coordinate the approved installation or repairs around the property and project schedule.
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Review and Document
Review finished work and provide applicable maintenance and warranty information.
Farmington Headquarters. Regional Reach.
Commercial Roofing Service Areas
Magic Roofing is based in Farmington and supports commercial roofing needs throughout San Juan County and qualifying Four Corners communities.
Farmington and San Juan County
Contact the team about roof inspections, leaks, maintenance, system comparisons and planned commercial roofing work.
- Farmington
- Aztec
- Bloomfield
- Kirtland
- Flora Vista
- La Plata
- Navajo Dam
Qualifying Four Corners Projects
Availability outside the primary service area depends on the property, project scope, schedule, travel and applicable licensing.
Commercial Roof Systems FAQs
Questions About Commercial Roofing Options
Which commercial roof system is best for my building?
The best fit depends on the roof slope, deck, existing materials, moisture, drainage, rooftop equipment, building operations and budget. An inspection should come before the system recommendation.
What is the difference between TPO, PVC and EPDM?
They are different single-ply membrane options with different material, seam and installation requirements. Compare each proposed assembly against the property conditions and project goals.
Can a commercial roof be restored instead of replaced?
Some roofs may qualify for repair, coatings or a recover approach. Moisture, deterioration, compatibility, drainage and the condition of the supporting assembly determine whether retaining the roof is appropriate.
Does Magic Roofing work with commercial metal roofs?
Yes. Commercial options include standing seam metal and qualifying retrofit work. The roof design and existing conditions determine which approach fits the building.
What should a commercial roofing proposal include?
The proposal should describe existing conditions, preparation and removal, the selected assembly, insulation, attachment, drainage, flashing, project phasing and applicable warranty terms.
Are the warranties the same for every system?
No. Manufacturer and workmanship coverage depend on the selected system, approved assembly, project eligibility and written terms. Review coverage and exclusions for the specific proposal.
Where are commercial roof system evaluations available?
Magic Roofing is based in Farmington and serves San Juan County, with qualifying Four Corners projects considered according to scope, schedule, travel and applicable licensing.
Plan Your Commercial Roofing Project
Compare Roof Systems for Your Farmington Property
Contact Magic Roofing to discuss the building, existing roof and project goals. The team can evaluate conditions and explain the options that fit.