Wind, hail and heavy rain can open a commercial roof in places you can’t see from the ground. We find the damage, document it and fix it before a small opening becomes a wet building.
Storm damage on a flat or metal roof is rarely dramatic. Wind lifts the edge of a membrane or peels back a flashing. Hail bruises the surface, cracks coatings and punctures older membranes. Wind-driven rain finds every seam, fastener and penetration that was already weak, and debris from trees or rooftop equipment can tear the surface outright.
Most of it is invisible from the parking lot, and much of it doesn’t leak right away. Water gets under the membrane and into the insulation first, and the stain on the ceiling tile shows up weeks or months later. That delay is why a roof check after a major storm is worth doing even when nothing is dripping.
Call for an inspection after a storm if you notice any of these:
Not sure? Ask for an inspection anyway. It costs you nothing, and it gives you a dated, photo-documented record of the roof’s condition.
If the roof is open, the first job is keeping water out. We make the damaged areas watertight so the building and everything inside it are protected while the permanent repair is planned.
Every damaged area is photographed and noted, so you have a clear record of what the storm did. That record is useful to you, your property manager and your insurance company.
Coatings, single-ply, spray foam and metal all repair differently. We use materials that are compatible with the roof you have, so the repair bonds and lasts.
If the damage is limited, we repair it. If the storm exposed a roof that was already worn out, we’ll show you the photos and explain your options, including restoration.
Call 814-380-8978 or fill out the form. Tell us what you’re seeing and when the storm came through.
We walk the whole roof, not just the obvious spot, and photograph every damaged area.
Open areas are sealed right away so the damage doesn’t spread into the insulation and the building below.
Damaged areas are repaired to match the existing system, and we check the finished work before we leave.
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Henry was out last week and did some repairs to our roof. Saturday night we had a horrible rain storm, and we didn't have a single drop of water leaking through anywhere! He did a phenomenal job! Would highly recommend to anyone!
Yes. Storm damage often lets water into the insulation long before it shows up inside. An inspection after a major wind or hail event catches it while the repair is still small.
We document the damage with photos and a written description of what we found and what the repair involves, which you can share with your insurance company. Coverage decisions are theirs, but a clear record makes the conversation easier.
Then we’ll tell you plainly and show you the photos. Many storm-damaged roofs can still be restored with a coating or fabric-reinforced system instead of being torn off.
Yes. Loose panels and trim are refastened, damaged seams and fasteners are sealed, and if the storm exposed wider wear, the roof can be restored with a coating system.
A photo-documented condition report on your roof, with straight answers about what it needs.
Scheduled checkups and small repairs that keep a sound roof sound and stretch its service life.
Stop leaks and rust on metal roofs without the cost of panel replacement.
