Discover the ideal solution for your business with our wide range of commercial roof types. Whether you need durable metal roofing, energy-efficient TPO, or flexible EPDM, Mammoth Roofs offers top-quality installations tailored to your specific needs. Protect your building and improve performance with our expert roofing services today!
PVC roofing stands out among commercial roof types for its durability and energy efficiency. It's resistant to chemicals and UV damage, making it ideal for flat commercial roofs.
TPO roofing is known for durability and energy efficiency in commercial buildings. Our skilled crews ensure flawless installation, prioritizing safety and functionality.
It is a cost-effective, eco-friendly roofing material for industrial and commercial buildings. SPF roofs can last over 50 years with proper maintenance.
Urethane coatings are one of the most durable commercial roof types, offering excellent waterproofing and flexibility. Ideal for high-traffic areas, they ensure long-lasting protection.
Rubber roofing is a reliable option among commercial roof types, providing excellent flexibility and waterproofing. It's perfect for flat roofs, ensuring protection against leaks.
Since the 1970s, modified bitumen roofing has been a top commercial choice, prized for its cost-effectiveness and durability. It suits flat or sloped roofs, lasting years.
As your trusted roofing partner, Mammoth Roofs is dedicated to providing top-quality roofing services and exceptional care. We ensure every roofing project is completed on time, within budget, and to your satisfaction.
Below are some frequently asked questions about our commercial roof types in Texas. We’ve compiled these to help answer common concerns and ensure you’re well-informed before making any roofing decisions.
Popular options for flat roofs include TPO, EPDM, PVC, and Modified Bitumen. TPO and PVC are known for energy efficiency, while EPDM is flexible and durable. The best material depends on your specific needs.
TPO and PVC roofing are highly energy-efficient, reflecting sunlight and reducing cooling costs. These materials are ideal for businesses looking to improve energy efficiency and save on utility bills.
Consider factors such as building size, climate, roof slope, budget, and long-term maintenance needs. Our experts can assess your building and recommend the most suitable roofing material for your business.
Yes, we offer flexible financing options for roof replacements and repairs. We understand that roofing projects are a significant investment and offer various plans to fit your budget.
Yes, many commercial roofing materials, such as TPO, PVC, EPDM, and Modified Bitumen, offer excellent waterproofing to protect against leaks and water damage, especially on flat roofs.
Yes, the cost varies by material. TPO and EPDM are generally more affordable, while metal roofing and PVC may have higher upfront costs due to their longevity and durability. We can help you choose the best option for your budget.
By Scott Edwards
This is not just a training manual—it’s a playbook for purpose-driven selling.
In Get in the GROOVE, Mammoth Roofing & Solar opens its doors to share the field-tested framework behind one of the most consistent appointment-setting systems in the industry. Built for new reps, seasoned closers, and even outside organizations looking to elevate their sales culture, this book breaks down the exact steps—from first knock to confident close—that turn conversations into trust, and trust into results.
Packed with real-world scripts, field breakdowns, and behind-the-scenes mindset philosophy, this book isn’t about hype—it’s about repeatable excellence.
Whether you’re joining our herd or leading your own, you’ll walk away with the structure, belief, and tools to build something that lasts.
Founder. Builder. No Plan B.
For ten years, Scott worked jobs that looked stable on the surface—finance, insurance, corporate roles—but always felt like they belonged to someone else’s vision. He wasn’t building anything of his own, and the day-to-day offered little more than repetition.
After a personal and financial low point—including a Chapter 7 bankruptcy—he found himself starting over with almost nothing. A friend gave him a shot in roofing sales. Two small jobs in, someone wrote his commission on a napkin at a diner table. The number was more than he’d made in weeks. That’s when he saw what this industry could offer—not just income, but real ownership over your success.
From there, everything changed.
Scott built this company to give others the same shot he got. He doesn’t look for perfect résumés—he looks for people with drive, character, and something to prove. His goal is simple: train in weeks what took him a decade to learn, and create a path to success that’s real, not theoretical.
Today, he leads one of the fastest-growing roofing and solar teams in Texas—but he’s still walking jobs, coaching reps, and checking in with homeowners. Because no matter how big the company gets, the mission stays the same: do the job right, take care of your people, and never forget where you started.