SINCE 1960
Hausman metal works and roofing has been responsible for literally “covering” a massive area in Northwest Missouri. Our certified safety program sets us apart from our competition. As an experienced roofing contractor, we’ve earned a reputation of being a leader in the roofing industry. We’ve provided commercial roofing to numerous industries such as: Mosaic Regional Medical Center, Clarios (formerly Johnson Controls), Missouri Western State University, Bradken, and St Joseph School District (to name a few).
Hausman Metal Works and Roofing is a certified TAMKO, CARLISLE and GARLAND roofing installer. We provide built up, as well as hot and cold process roofing. Hausman is also a certified installer for DERBIGUM roofing. Our certification to install single ply e.p.d.m. rubber-roofing systems, allows us to roof shopping centers, warehouses, and office buildings.
Hausman is honored to belong to the Midwest Roofing Contractors Association. Hausman’s quality of work is unprecedented in Northwest Missouri and the surrounding area. Committed to providing a competitive bid, our dedication to high quality work and professionalism is virtually unmatched.
By choosing Hausman Metal Works and Roofing, you’ve made the best decision to “cover” your building.
Torch Down Roofing
Torch down roofing, also known as torch-on roofing, involves the application of modified bitumen sheets that are melted onto a roof surface using a propane torch. This method creates a waterproof seal that effectively prevents leaks, making it highly suitable for flat or low-slope roofs where water pooling is a concern. The layers involved typically include a base sheet, a smooth membrane, and a granulated surface layer, which not only enhances durability but also provides resistance against UV rays and weather-related wear. Torch down roofing is particularly valued for its longevity, typically lasting up to 20 years with proper maintenance, and its ability to offer a robust defense against extreme weather, making it a preferred choice for buildings in areas with variable climate conditions.
Flat Roofing
Flat roofing is a popular roofing choice, particularly for commercial and industrial buildings, due to its cost-effectiveness and practicality. Unlike sloped roofs, flat roofs provide a level surface that can be used for various purposes including the installation of HVAC units, green roofs, or even as accessible areas for recreation or storage. The design of flat roofs facilitates easier installation and maintenance, often resulting in lower initial and ongoing costs. Additionally, flat roofs are typically constructed using materials such as EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer), TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin), and PVC (polyvinyl chloride), which are known for their durability, resistance to weather, and effective water drainage capabilities. These characteristics make flat roofing an efficient solution for large surface areas where traditional pitched roofing might be impractical or prohibitively expensive.
