Commercial roofing is a major capital expenditure — and the cost range across system types, building sizes, and U.S. markets is enormous. A fluid-applied restoration on a 100,000-square-foot warehouse roof at $4 per square foot is a fundamentally different project than a standing seam metal roof on a new cold storage facility at $25 per square foot. Here's what every system actually costs in 2026, which applications each system serves best, and how TCG's integrated roofing services deliver better outcomes from nine offices across the country.

The U.S. cold storage construction market is projected to reach $13 billion by 2030, and insulated metal panels are the default envelope system for every temperature-controlled facility being built. TCG supplies and installs IMP panels for cold storage, food processing, and cannabis projects from nine offices across the country — here's what the market looks like in each state and why a single-source supply-and-install partner changes the economics of every project.

Commercial flooring costs range from $2 per square foot for a sealed warehouse slab to $50+ per square foot for terrazzo or specialty healthcare flooring. But the number that matters isn't what a material costs in isolation — it's what the right flooring system costs for your specific building type, occupancy, and operational requirements. Here's a detailed breakdown by flooring type and by commercial application.

A pre-engineered metal building costs anywhere from $14 per square foot for a basic shell package to $100+ per square foot for a fully finished, climate-controlled commercial facility. Here's an honest breakdown of what drives PEMB costs in 2026 — by building type, size, finish level, and region — so developers and owners can budget with confidence before committing to a project.

Commercial architectural services typically cost 5–12% of hard construction costs — but the real question isn't what they cost, it's what they prevent. This guide breaks down the five service phases, the four fee structures, and the data showing architecture delivers 3–5x its cost in avoided rework, schedule compression, and operational value.

A ground-up self-storage facility costs anywhere from $25 to $130 per square foot for construction alone, depending on format, climate control, and number of stories — before land, site work, and soft costs. Here's an honest breakdown of what it actually costs to build self-storage in 2026, why PEMB and IMP are the default structural and envelope systems, and how construction cost discipline determines whether the development economics work in today's market.