Our Services
We offer commercial roof repair services in Covington for flat, metal, and industrial roofs, plus leak tracing when the source is hidden.
Each of our commercial roof repair services in Covington starts with what you notice and ends with a documented repair on that roof type.
Seams lifting at the edges or water standing near a drain.
Membrane repairs for TPO, PVC, EPDM, and built-up roofs on offices, stores, and plants, with insulation checked under every opening.
Typical Repairs
Orange streaks below laps and screws that spin in place.
Fastener, lap, rust, gutter, and valley repairs for panel roofs on shops, warehouses, and plants, with steel tested by hand before any patch.
Typical Repairs
Water in a room with no damage visible overhead.
Tracing from the interior drip uphill across the roof, confirmed with infrared, meters, and water tests before the repair goes on.
Typical Repairs
Damage over machines, stock, or a running line.
Plant and warehouse repairs ranked by priority and scheduled with your safety staff, shifts, and intake hours.
Typical Repairs
Match the roof system to its main leak points, the repair approach, and what the inspection checks first.
| Roof System | Main Leak Points | Repair Approach | Checked First |
|---|---|---|---|
| TPO or PVC | Unwelded lap edges, curb corners, pipe boots | Hot-air re-weld or welded patch | Seam probe along each lap |
| EPDM | Lifting seam tape, shrinkage at walls, punctures | Primer, cured patch, new seam tape | Edges at walls and curbs |
| Built-up or mod bit | Blisters, base flashing cracks, pitch pans | Cut, dry, and patch with matching plies | Blister size and wet board |
| R-panel metal | Screw washers, end laps, skylight panels | Oversized screws, butyl tape, panel swaps | Every screw along each run |
| Standing seam metal | Penetrations, ridge closures, seam ends | Resealed closures and flashed penetrations | Ridge and penetration flashing |
Describe the roof and what you see inside. One call is enough to point you to the right repair and set up a free inspection.
Every service follows these five decisions, whatever the roof system.
The roof is walked above and around the problem, and seams, fasteners, curbs, drains, and flashing are checked and photographed.
Active leaks in rain or cold get a wet-surface stopgap; the permanent repair follows within product limits.
Membrane, sealant, tape, or steel is chosen to match the roof already in place, so later repairs still bond.
Spreading wet insulation or thinning steel gets flagged for restoration or replacement planning instead of more patches.
Each repair is listed with its location and photos, along with any wider concerns found nearby on the roof.
Questions about how repairs are chosen and carried out.
Most Asked
The visit starts by tracing the leak or confirming the damage at seams, flashing, curbs, and drains, with a moisture meter or core cut where needed. The repair goes on with materials matched to the roof, and nearby laps and drains get a look. Photos before and after, plus notes on wider concerns, finish the visit.
The share of the roof that is still dry and intact decides. A few problem spots get repaired; a worn surface over dry insulation gets repairs plus a fluid-applied coating; wet insulation or failed deck over large areas calls for tear-off or a recover. A moisture scan or core cuts show how much insulation holds water.
A temporary repair stops water fast with wet-surface mastic, tape, or a tarp, done in rain or cold with little prep. A permanent repair rebuilds the area with matching membrane, flashing, or sealant on a cleaned, dried, primed surface within product limits. The temporary materials come off before the permanent work begins.
Yes, within limits. Heat welding works on cold, dry days with adjusted settings, cold-rated EPDM tapes and primers work within their listed range, and metal fastener and lap work fits between snowfalls. Wet-surface mastic stops active leaks, and those stopgaps get reworked in spring. Snow is cleared from the work area with plastic shovels.
Describe what you see. Smooth sheets with welded or taped seams point to membrane, and ribbed panels held by screws point to metal. If water shows up with no obvious damage overhead, start with leak repair. The inspection confirms the system before any repair is chosen.
Usually, when they sit on the same roof. One visit can re-weld seams, reset a drain, and reflash a curb. Problems on a separate roof area, such as a metal shop beside a membrane office, are grouped into the same trip when access and weather allow, which saves a second lift setup.
Tell us the roof type and what you see, and we will match it to the right repair with a free inspection and estimate.
