Wide Ponds Between Drains
Long spans with few drains collect water in broad, shallow ponds. The membrane under them ages faster, and seams inside the pond open first.

Service Area
As a Frankfort commercial roof repair contractor, we repair the long membrane roofs on warehouses, plants, and distribution buildings, starting at the drains.
Frankfort commercial roof repair on big low-slope roofs means finding trouble that hides until a stain shows up far away.

A warehouse roof can run hundreds of feet between edges, with only a handful of drains to carry it all. One drain set high or packed with grit lets water stand against seams across a wide area, and that water reaches the insulation long before anyone inside sees a drip.
We start with the drains and the seams around them, then check dock canopies, wall flashing at the loading docks, and the rooftop units. Repairs are staged so trucks and forklifts keep moving below.
These are the conditions we find most on large Frankfort roofs.
Long spans with few drains collect water in broad, shallow ponds. The membrane under them ages faster, and seams inside the pond open first.
Laps on a long roof add up to miles of seam. Heat and cold work them loose in stretches, so one open spot often sits beside two more.
Canopies over loading docks tie into the main wall with flashing that trucks and ice both stress. Water enters there and runs down inside the wall.
Water spreading under a large membrane can soak dozens of insulation boards before reaching a seam in the deck where it finally drips.
Cooling units on warehouse offices and freezer sections sit on curbs whose flashing splits from vibration and service traffic.
Open ground around big buildings gives wind a long run at the roof edge. Loose edge metal lets it peel the first row of membrane.
On a big roof, finding the wet area early keeps a repair from turning into a replacement.
Catching a high drain or open seam early limits how far water spreads through the insulation under the membrane.
Staged repairs at the canopy flashing and dock walls let shipping and receiving run while the crew works overhead.
Fixing the opening above racks and freezer sections protects inventory that a single leak can ruin.
Moisture readings and photos across the whole roof show where the next repairs will be, so budgets match the building.
These three services cover most warehouse and plant work here.

Plant roofs with fans, stacks, and dust from production get curb and drain repairs scheduled around shifts.
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A drip over racking is traced from the floor to the seam or drain upslope, sometimes far across the roof.
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Metal warehouses and storage sheds get new screws, resealed laps, and matching panels where rust broke through.
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(574) 384-0757
Large roofs get a methodical four-step repair.

We clear and check each drain and strainer, look for ponding rings, and mark every drain that sits higher than the deck around it.
Meter readings taken in a grid across the roof outline any wet insulation, with cores to confirm the edges.
Open seams, dock canopy flashing, and curb flashing are repaired with membrane matching the roof, and wet board is replaced.
You get a roof plan showing each repair, each drain, and any area to watch, along with dated photos.
We also repair commercial roofs in Lafayette and the other towns in this table.
Outside these towns? Call us or send us a message.
| Town | County | What We See On Roofs There |
|---|---|---|
| LafayetteHome Base | Tippecanoe County | Grain processing and aerospace plants, warehouses, and downtown blocks with drains, curbs, and laps to watch. |
| West Lafayette | Tippecanoe County | Occupied research and office roofs repaired in small phases around the people working below. |
| Crawfordsville | Montgomery County | Older masonry buildings that leak at parapets, coping joints, and internal drains. |
| Rensselaer | Jasper County | Farm, equipment, and storage buildings with loose fasteners and wind-lifted trim. |
| Monticello | White County | Storm checks for lifted edge metal, punctured membrane, and dented panels. |
Common questions from Frankfort warehouse and plant owners.
Flat Roofs Here
Yes. Warehouses, plants, offices, and retail buildings here carry TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen roofs, and we repair all three: open seams, punctures, failed flashing at curbs and walls, and drains that hold water. Each patch matches the existing membrane, and any wet board around the damage is replaced.
Water that gets under the membrane runs along the insulation and the deck flutes until it finds a gap, and that can be well across the building. We trace it back with moisture readings and cores rather than patching above the drip. Fixing the real opening also lets the soaked board be replaced before it rusts the deck.
Local Businesses
Yes. Downtown shops, offices, churches, and food businesses get the same inspection, matching materials, and photo report as the large buildings. Smaller roofs are often finished in a single visit. Older downtown buildings get parapet and coping checks too, since many leaks there start in the walls.
We check the canopy flashing where it meets the wall, the wall flashing behind dock seals, and the drains on the canopy itself. Repairs go in around the dock schedule so trucks keep moving. Canopy edges bent by truck strikes are straightened or replaced, and the flashing is reset so water drains away from the dock door.
Getting Started
Call us at (574) 384-0757 with the building address. We serve Frankfort along with Lafayette, set a time for the roof walk, and send a written scope with photos afterward. Bring any old roof records you have, since past repairs tell us where to look first.
Yes. Many warehouse owners here set up spring and fall drain and seam checks so small openings get fixed before they wet the insulation. Each visit adds to a running photo log that shows which drains and seams keep needing work.
Send the address and where the water is showing up inside. We will check the drains and seams above it.