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Commercial roofing
Low-slope and flat roof repair, restoration and replacement for warehouses, retail, offices and multifamily — planned around your operations and documented for your records.
Who we work with
A commercial roof is an operating asset. We give you the information to plan for it — and a crew that respects the business running underneath.
One accountable contact, a clear scope and work scheduled around your hours — not your customers' visit.
Photo reports per building, maintenance schedules and documentation you can forward to owners and tenants.
Safety plans, rooftop-equipment coordination and crews that check in and out with your staff every day.
Commercial services
Most commercial roofs need all three over their life. We'll tell you plainly which one yours needs now.
Stage 1 · Keep it working
Leaks traced to the source and fixed for good, plus scheduled maintenance visits that catch small problems while they are still small.
Stage 2 · Extend its life
When the membrane is aging but the roof below is dry and sound, a fluid-applied restoration system can renew the surface without a tear-off.
Stage 3 · Start fresh
Complete tear-off and new roof system — insulation, cover board and membrane — designed for the building, its use and local code.
Roofing systems
Each has a place. The right one depends on slope, structure, rooftop traffic, chemical exposure and your plans for the building.
TPO
A single-ply membrane, usually white, with heat-welded seams. Widely used on low-slope roofs where a reflective surface helps limit rooftop heat.
Common fitOffices, retail, warehouses
EPDM
A flexible single-ply rubber membrane, typically black, that is adhered, mechanically fastened or ballasted. Seams are joined with tape or adhesive.
Common fitLarge, simple roof areas
PVC
A single-ply thermoplastic membrane with heat-welded seams and good resistance to many chemicals, oils and greases.
Common fitRestaurants, labs, industrial exhaust
Metal
Structural metal panels joined by raised seams. Suitable for low-slope and steep roofs within the manufacturer's minimum-slope limits.
Common fitIndustrial, warehouses, new builds
Mod-Bit
Asphalt-based roll roofing installed in multiple plies — torch-applied, cold-applied or self-adhered — creating a thick, redundant surface.
Common fitRoofs with regular foot traffic
Buildings we serve
Large low-slope areas, skylights and dock-side drainage.
Phased work that keeps every storefront open.
Quiet hours, rooftop HVAC and tenant notices.
Safety plans, exhaust penetrations and process equipment.
Resident communication and occupied-building logistics.
Schools, churches and clinics scheduled around their calendars.
Restoration vs. replacement
We don't promise a cheaper or longer-lasting answer up front. A moisture survey shows what the existing roof can support — then we recommend.
Results depend on the roof's condition, the chosen system and ongoing maintenance. Every recommendation comes in writing with the survey findings.
How a commercial project runs
We walk the roof with your team, review access, safety and rooftop equipment, and note visible issues.
Core samples and a moisture scan show what's dry and what isn't, documented in a photo report.
Repair, restore or replace — each option with a written scope, schedule and line-item pricing.
Work is phased around your operations, with a daily supervisor, safety plan and progress updates.
Final walkthrough, photo documentation and warranty paperwork, plus an optional maintenance plan.
Project snapshots
Illustrative demo projects — fictional
Demo projectWarehouse · 120,000 sq ft
TPO replacement, phased in four sections
Demo projectRetail · 9 storefronts
Silicone restoration after moisture survey
Demo projectOffice · 3 buildings
Maintenance plan + drain and flashing repairs
Questions
Yes. We phase the work, schedule noisy tasks around your hours and coordinate access, deliveries and safety zones with your team.
A moisture survey and core samples show whether the insulation and deck are dry. Restoration is only recommended when the existing roof is sound.
Yes — scheduled inspections, drain clearing and minor repairs, with a photo report after every visit (sample terms).
It depends on the roof's slope, structure, rooftop traffic, exposure to oils or chemicals, and your plans for the building. We'll compare options in writing.
We document damage with dated photos and measurements you can share with your insurer. Coverage decisions are always between you and your insurance company.
Free inspection
Book a commercial inspection: a walk-through, moisture survey and written options — repair, restore or replace.
