Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We handle commercial roof installation and complete replacement, roof repair and leak repair, preventative maintenance and inspections, roof coatings and restoration, metal roofing, single-ply systems (TPO, PVC, EPDM), built-up and modified bitumen systems, and flashing and gutter work tailored for commercial properties.

You can request an estimate by contacting the site’s inquiry form or emailing the project details to schedule a no-obligation on-site inspection; provide building size, roof type, photos if available, and any known damage to speed the assessment.

Timelines vary by roof size, material, complexity, and permitting, but a small commercial roof can take several days while larger or multi-roof projects commonly require one to three weeks; weather, inspections, and material lead times can extend the schedule.

Yes, we document damage with detailed photos and inspection reports, provide written repair or replacement estimates formatted for insurers, and can coordinate directly with insurance adjusters to streamline the claims process.

Best material depends on building design, budget, and climate: single-ply membranes like TPO/PVC offer energy efficiency and easy installation, EPDM is cost-effective and durable, metal roofing provides longevity, and built-up or modified bitumen suits low-slope roofs; we recommend a material after an on-site assessment and life-cycle cost analysis.

Yes, most projects include manufacturer warranties on materials and separate workmanship warranties on installation; warranty terms and durations vary by material and scope, so always request written warranty details before work begins.

All installation crews work under properly licensed commercial roofing contractors and carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance; customers may request copies of license numbers and insurance certificates prior to project start.

Yes, we handle permit applications and ensure all work meets local building codes and industry standards; permit processing times and inspection schedules are included in project timelines and cost estimates.

We recommend formal inspections at least twice a year plus after major storms; routine preventative maintenance—clearing debris, checking drains and flashings, sealing seams—helps extend roof life and prevent costly emergency repairs.

Projects follow OSHA guidance and industry best practices, including fall protection systems, personal protective equipment for crews, secured work zones, debris containment, and traffic control when needed to protect workers, building occupants, and the public.