Commercial isn’t a side line I hand off to somebody else. My roofing crew does full commercial work — tearing off old flat roofs, putting down new insulation board and new membrane on low-slope sections, and re-roofing multi-building apartment complexes. I’m on every one of those jobs myself, same as I am on a house.
Straight talk on who’s on your roof: it’s an established roofing crew I bring in — independent subcontractors who carry their own insurance. I run the job. I do the inspection, I write the scope, I’m the one you call, and I’m there while the work happens.
Two jobs you can look at right now. By Golly’s Bar & Grill in Milford had active leaks after wind damage — a same-day tarp kept the kitchen open, then we tore off 32 squares of old rubber roof, put down new insulation board and 60-mil EPDM over the whole low-slope section, with the rooftop HVAC craned off and reset to do it right. And a multi-building apartment complex in West Liberty, KY — every building torn off down to the decking and re-roofed with architectural shingles, new ridge vents and all-new flashing, drone-documented start to finish for the property management company.
- Flat and low-slope roof replacement — EPDM and TPO
- Tear-off, deck check, and new insulation board where the roof calls for it
- Leak and storm-damage repair on commercial roofs
- Rooftop HVAC and equipment worked around — or craned off and reset when the job needs it
- Apartment complexes and multi-family — multi-building re-roofs
- Small-business buildings — restaurants, storefronts, offices
- Written scope before any work starts — product, paperwork, and what’s included
- Joe on site — inspection, scope, and the job itself
