Rubber roof work involves the installation, repair, or maintenance of a roofing system made of rubber material. Rubber roofing is a type of flat or low-sloped roofing system that is made of rubber sheets or membranes. It is a popular choice for commercial and industrial buildings because it is durable, watertight, and easy to maintain. Rubber roofing is also resistant to extreme temperatures, UV radiation, and punctures, making it a long-lasting roofing solution. To install a rubber roof, the surface of the roof must be cleaned and prepared, and any damaged areas must be repaired. The rubber roofing material is then unrolled and cut to size, and the edges are sealed using a special adhesive or tape. The rubber sheets are then fastened to the roof using nails, screws, or adhesive. Once the rubber roof is installed, it should be inspected regularly and any necessary repairs or maintenance should be performed as needed to ensure the roof remains in good condition.

Shingle roof work involves the installation, repair, or maintenance of a roofing system made of asphalt or wood shingles. Shingle roofs are a popular choice for residential and commercial buildings because they are relatively inexpensive, easy to install, and available in a variety of colors and styles. To install a shingle roof, the surface of the roof must be cleaned and prepared, and any damaged areas must be repaired. The shingles are then laid in a predetermined pattern, starting at the bottom of the roof and working up. The shingles are fastened to the roof using nails or staples, and the edges of each shingle are overlapped to create a weathertight seal. Once the shingles are in place, the roof is finished with flashing, a metal or plastic material that is used to seal the edges of the roof and protect it from water infiltration. Shingle roofs should be inspected regularly and any necessary repairs or maintenance should be performed as needed to ensure the roof remains in good condition.