About White Roofing Systems
A national network of commercial roofing contractors who install Conklin roofing systems.
Photo credit: Samuel Gingerich.
Who We Are
Commercial roofing systems are at the core of White Roofing Systems' nationwide contractor network. We specialize in connecting commercial building owners with proven roofing solutions designed to restore, protect, and extend the life of commercial roofs across the United States.
White Roofing Systems is built around Conklin Roofing Systems and a vetted network of Conklin commercial contractors specializing in liquid-applied roofing systems for flat, metal, and low-slope commercial buildings.
Contractors in the network install Conklin roof systems and follow the manufacturer's application instructions for each product. Ask your contractor about their own Conklin training and experience before work starts.
Our Mission
Connect building owners with contractors installing Conklin systems who deliver energy-efficient, long-lasting commercial roofing solutions.
Our Network
A nationwide team of vetted, professionals installing Conklin systems specializing in restoration over replacement.
Our Standard
Every project follows Conklin's product-specific application standards and documented quality benchmarks.
Our Focus
Exclusively commercial and industrial buildings, metal, flat, foam, and single-ply roof systems.
Why Conklin Roofing Systems?
- Conklin introduced its acrylic roof coatings in 1977
- Acrylic, foam, and single-ply coating systems for commercial roofs
- White reflective coatings reduce heat absorption
- Restoration options that can avoid a tear-off when the roof qualifies
- Reflective products listed with the Cool Roof Rating Council (CRRC)
Keep Reading on This Site
Industry Sources
- Cool Roof Rating Council(opens in a new tab)
Third-party reflectance and emittance ratings.
- CRRC Rated Products Directory(opens in a new tab)
Independent ratings for reflective roof products.
- Cool Roof Rating Council. Building Owner Resources(opens in a new tab)
How reflective roof surfaces lower cooling load.