Cotterman & Company Helps Large Manufacturing Facility Recycle Over 224,000 Pounds of Roofing Material!  Cotterman & Company, Inc. is proud to partner with a large manufacturing facility in their efforts to reduce environmental impact through Duro-Last’s “Recycle Your Roof” program.

Cotterman & Company, Inc. recently wrapped up a multi-area roofing project in Bellefontaine, OH, delivering durability, performance, and peace of mind with a 20-Year Manufacturers Watertight Warranty across all areas.

Now is an ideal time to invest in a modern, energy-efficient roofing system from Cotterman & Company! Under current tax provisions, many commercial property owners can replace or upgrade their roof and deduct a significant portion, in some cases up to 100% of the project cost in the same tax year.

When strong winds tore off a large section of screen wall and metal coping from a parapet wall at a major hospital system in Central Ohio, Cotterman & Company Inc. responded immediately.

Cotterman & Company Inc. recently completed a roofing retrofit at a large food manufacturing building in Jackson, Ohio. The project covered nearly 50,000 square feet and was designed to upgrade the existing metal roof with a high-performance single-ply system.

At Cotterman & Company Inc., we’re not just about installing roofing systems, we’re about building smart, long-lasting solutions tailored to your facility’s unique needs. One critical component in many commercial and industrial roof systems is tapered insulation.

April showers can lead to more than just May flowers, they can also lead to roof leaks, damage, and unexpected headaches! As we transition out of winter and face high winds and strong spring storms, it's crucial to know the condition of your roof. Unknown weaknesses or flaws can quickly become costly issues.

As industrial and commercial roofs age, various types of failures can occur. Small issues, such as puncture holes, failed seam welds in thermoplastic membranes, deteriorated adhesives in EPDM rubber roofs, and general wear from exposure can allow water infiltration.