Stanton Commercial Roof Repair Contractor

Move or cover the equipment, then mark where the water lands. Plastic sheeting and catch containers limit damage until the repair. Write down whether the leak follows rain, wind, or snowmelt, because that tells us which roof detail to search first.

On steel shops and storage buildings, most repairs are new fasteners with fresh washers, resealed end laps, and cracked skylight panels. Membrane roofs over offices need seam and drain repairs. We list each repair with its location and photo.

Yes. One drip over stock can ruin more than the repair costs, and water spreading in the insulation makes the next repair bigger. A single leak trace and fix is a normal job for us.

Melting snow backs up at eaves, drains, and laps, then finds the same openings rain would. The leak shows up on a sunny day because that is when the snow melts. Sealing the laps and eave trim usually ends it.

Panels with open laps and small cracks get resealed. Panels that are brittle, cracked across, or yellowed and weak get replaced with panels that match the roof profile, sealed at both laps so they shed water like the steel around them.

Equipment and stock can stay put during most repairs. We cover what sits under the work area, keep drop zones clear, and tell you ahead of time if any area needs emptying, such as below a skylight being replaced or a section of panel being cut out.

Most leaking screw holes stop with a new fastener and fresh washer. A hole that has stretched takes an oversized screw into solid steel. Where rust has thinned the metal around the hole, a small metal patch goes over it first. We check each one before choosing.