Leak repair, membrane patching, flashing rework, and emergency response for commercial properties across Tampa Bay.
24/7 emergency response
Commercial leaks cost money by the hour. We keep emergency response crews on call and can usually have a tarp or temporary patch in place within 4 hours.
What we repair
- Membrane punctures, seam separation, and failed welds on TPO and modified bitumen
- Flashing rework at HVAC curbs, vents, and parapet walls
- Ponding water and drain or scupper problems
- Storm and wind damage, documented for your carrier
- Damage from other trades working on the roof
Why commercial leaks are hard to find
On a low-slope roof water does not drop straight through. It runs across the deck under the membrane until it finds a seam, a fastener, or a joint, so the ceiling tile that is wet can be a long way from the actual breach. Chasing the stain instead of the source is why the same leak keeps coming back after three different contractors have patched it.
We find the entry point first. If the system has reached the point where you are repairing it several times a year, we will say so and price a replacement instead of selling you another patch.
Recent Commercial Roof Repair Projects Across Tampa Bay
Commercial Roof Repair Completed in St. Petersburg, FL
Our crew handled a commercial roof repair for a business in St. Petersburg this July. Work like this generally means checking seams, flashing, and drainage points for wear, then sealing or patching problem areas to stop leaks before they spread. We work around business hours to keep disruption low. The property owner is left with a roof system that's back to doing its job protecting the building underneath.
Commercial Roof Repair Completed in Hillsborough County
Our crew handled a commercial roof repair for a property owner in Hillsborough County this spring. Jobs like this usually mean inspecting the membrane and flashing points, sealing up trouble spots, and making sure drainage is working the way it should. We worked around the business's schedule to keep disruption low and left the roof sealed and ready for the Florida rain ahead.
May Commercial Roof Repair in Hillsborough County
This property in Hillsborough County called us in for a commercial roof repair in May. On jobs like this our crew checks the membrane, flashing, and seams for weak spots before sealing anything up, then confirms the drains and scuppers are clear so water moves off the roof the way it should. We kept the work area contained and left the surface watertight for the season ahead.
St. Petersburg Business Gets Commercial Roof Repair Done Right
This July our crew went out to a St. Petersburg property for a commercial roof repair. Jobs like this call for a close look at seams, flashing, and drainage areas where leaks tend to start, followed by patching or resealing as needed. We scheduled the work to fit around the business's operating hours so there was minimal disruption. The owner ended up with a roof holding up its end of the job again.