Professional roofing for Austin commercial buildings

TPO, PVC, and modified bitumen for flat and low-slope roofs, plus silicone and acrylic restoration coatings and standing seam metal. We'll recommend a system based on your building's slope, equipment loads, and how long you plan to hold the property.

In almost every case, yes. We stage the work in sections, coordinate loud phases around your operating hours, and keep entrances, drive lanes, and rooftop equipment access clear. Tenants and customers keep moving while the roof goes on.

It comes down to the condition of the existing membrane and insulation. A sound membrane with isolated failures can be repaired; a weathered but dry roof is often a strong candidate for a silicone or acrylic coating at a fraction of replacement cost; saturated insulation or widespread seam failure means replacement. We inspect and price the options side by side.

Yes. Hail doesn't spare flat roofs — membrane bruising and crushed insulation are easy for an adjuster to miss from the ground. We document the damage, meet the adjuster on the roof, and scope the claim so the settlement reflects the real repair.

We do. Semi-annual inspections with documented findings catch ponding, seam wear, and flashing failures while they're still small line items — and a maintenance file also protects your manufacturer warranty, which typically requires routine care.