For more than 50 years, one name has stood synonymous with commercial roofing in Hickory, NC: Wallace Sheet Metal and Roofing Co., Inc. We are proud to have roofed many of Hickory's most popular commercial properties. Spend an afternoon on the town in Catawba County, and you'll undoubtedly walk beneath our roofs again and again - whether you're shopping, dining, or doing business. Indeed, if you're standing under sturdy commercial roofing in North Carolina, there's a good chance that we either installed that roof or provide regular maintenance there to this day.
As a matter of fact, it isn't uncommon to find copper roofs that were first installed centuries ago and are still in use today. There's a reason they are among the most popular metal roofs, both in residential and commercial roofing. Wallace Sheet Metal and Roofing Co., Inc. has been a leader in North Carolina's commercial roofing scene for more than 50 years. In fact, it was our company that pioneered commercial roofing during Hickory's growth in the 1960s, '70s, 80s, and 90s. We've continued that legacy as the leader in Hickory commercial roofing today.
At Wallace Sheet Metal and Roofing Co., Inc., we've specialized in commercial and industrial roofing for more than 50 years. We understand that roofs are long-term investments, so reliability, durability, and dependable customer service are essential. As contractors ourselves, we also understand the value of a clean, safe, and efficient job site. When our team arrives at your commercial property, we bring with us a commitment to keeping the project orderly, secure, and on time. Our goal is to create a top-notch roof for your building while also minimizing any interference with your construction crews, customers, employees, or anyone else you might have on-site.
Most people perform maintenance on their cars, air conditioners, and machinery with some regularity. Roof systems, though, seem to slip everyone's minds. The roof is the most costly part of almost any building, and it's the one that goes through more abuse than you can possibly imagine. When warm days are followed by cool nights - a common pattern in North Carolina - the temperature change can cause thermal shock of up to 60 degrees in just a few hours. That's to say nothing of the inclement-weather abuse that roofs sustain every year.
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