Our society is dependent on data, from processing and storage to networking. Data centers and mission-critical locations are the hub for technology needs supporting businesses and end users. The roofing system plays a part in protecting the interior of the building, along with assisting in maintaining the ambient temperature. Exterior elements such as wind, rain and UV rays are just a few of the considerations for the roofing system design.

Tier I to tier IV data centers are expected to provide uptime ranging from 99.67% to 99.995%, 24 hours a day. Disruption is not an option. JM has covered data centers and mission-critical locations across the country with various membrane and systems configurations.

Roof Membrane Solutions

Assembly Plates

Examples of roofing assemblies for data center systems. 

Thermoplastic Data Center Assembly Plate
SBS Data Center Assembly Plate

Roof Components to Consider: 

The membrane is the outer most protective layer of your commercial roof system to protect your investment from the elements, but it’s not the only thing to consider when installing a roof system. Additional roof components can help make a roofing system more resilient against things like hail, foot traffic, seismic activity, and standing water. Here are a few components to consider for a data center/mission control building. 

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