
Flat Roof Repair
Seams over suite walls and punctures around units are repaired with matching membrane.
Flat roof repair
Highland Heights, KY
As a Highland Heights commercial roof repair contractor, we repair office and retail roofs, including rooftop unit curbs, condensate lines, and drains, for owners and tenants alike.

Leased offices and retail spaces add a step before any repair, and a Highland Heights commercial roof repair contractor starts by asking who handles the roof under the lease.
Owners confirm who pulls any permit, and both sides keep photos of the leak, the repair, and the finished flashing. Highland Heights owners call Campbell County’s building inspectors about roof repair permits.
Most calls here start with a tenant noticing water. These pairs show where it usually comes from.
Water drips in a tenant suite directly under its rooftop unit.
The condensate line has come loose or clogged and spills onto the membrane at the curb.
A stain runs along the wall between two suites.
A membrane seam above the suite division has opened.
Rain drips at the storefront entrance during storms.
A blocked drain sends water to the edge, where it overflows above the entry.
Clear repairs with clear records make it simple for owners and tenants to agree on what was fixed.
Reflashed curb corners and rerouted condensate lines stop the most common tenant leak.
Cleared and reset drains keep water away from entrances and suite walls.
Suites stay open while repairs happen above, with work staged around business hours.
Fixing the seam over a shared wall ends leaks that affect two tenants at once.
Photos and notes show what was repaired and why, for both the owner and the tenant.
Records for each rooftop unit curb help when equipment is serviced or replaced.
Each service fits the office and retail buildings common in Highland Heights.

Seams over suite walls and punctures around units are repaired with matching membrane.
Flat roof repair
Metal-roofed retail and service buildings get screws, laps, and gutters repaired panel run by panel run.
Metal roof repair
Tenant leaks are traced to the curb, condensate line, seam, or drain at fault before any patch goes on.
Leak repair
Larger flex and warehouse buildings get grid inspections and repairs scheduled around tenants.
Industrial roof repairCall with the suite, the unit above it, and when the drip started. Condensate lines and curb corners are the first things we check.
Four decisions keep owners, tenants, and roof work on the same page.
Curbs, condensate lines, seams over suite walls, and drains are checked above the reported leak.
The lease decides who handles the roof, and that person approves the scope and any permit.
Work near a tenant’s unit is set for hours that keep the suite running.
Photos of the leak, the repair, and the finished flashing go to both owner and tenant.
Is your leased building in Highland Heights or a neighboring town? We repair commercial roofs in all of these places; for a property beyond them, call us or send us a message.
Questions owners and tenants ask about roof repairs here.
Most Asked
Campbell County’s building inspectors, since the state’s county sheet routes the city to that one office. Leased buildings add a step: tenants check the lease for who handles roof repairs, owners confirm who pulls any permit, and both keep photos of the leak, the repair, and the finished flashing. Describe curb, condensate line, and drain details when calling.
Sometimes. The curb flashing can leak, but the unit itself also drips when a condensate pan clogs or a line comes off its drain. Both are checked on the first visit so the right party fixes it, and the finding is written up for the owner and tenant.
Yes. Most repairs happen from the roof, with noisy or odorous work set for quieter hours. Tenants under the work area get notice through the owner or manager, and interior access is only needed when a leak has to be traced from inside a suite.
The lease answers that, so read it before work starts. Many leases separate roof repairs from interior damage. The repair record, with dated photos of the leak source and the finished work, helps the owner and tenant settle the question afterward.
The seam or flashing above the wall line is checked first, since a shared wall often sits under a membrane seam. Once it is repaired, both suites are checked for drying, and photos go to each tenant and the owner.
The date of each curb repair, photos of the flashing, and notes on condensate lines and drains. When a unit is serviced or replaced, those records show what was already fixed and what the new equipment needs at the curb.
Tell the owner or property manager where the water appears, when it started, and what the weather was, with photos of the stain. Move equipment and stock away from the drip. The owner arranges the repair under the lease, and the inspection starts at the roof above your suite.
Tell us the suite and where water shows up, and we will set up a free roof inspection and estimate for the building.