Our Services
We offer commercial roof repair services in Lafayette for four kinds of roofs, each matched to how the water gets in.
Each of our commercial roof repair services in Lafayette starts on the roof with an inspection. Choose the roof you have to jump to its service. Each panel lists what the repair fits best and what we check first.
Membrane Roofs
Single-ply and modified bitumen roofs on offices, schools, stores, and warehouses. We weld, tape, or torch matching patches, reset drains, re-flash walls and curbs, and replace wet board under the damage. Drains set too high are lowered, or the area around them is built up.
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Metal Buildings
Exposed-fastener and standing seam roofs on shops, warehouses, farm buildings, and plants. The work covers screws and washers, laps, trim, skylights, and single panels where rust or hail broke through. Surface rust nearby is cleaned and primed before it spreads.
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Unknown Source
For stains and drips with no obvious cause. We map the water inside, trace it to the opening on the roof, and repair that seam, curb, drain, or parapet joint with matching material. The inside map and roof photos stay with the building file.
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Plants And Mills
Roofs over production, with fans, stacks, curbs, and process vents. Repairs follow plant safety and hot work rules and are phased so production keeps running underneath. Each visit ends with a ranked list of what to fix next.
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A quick way to see where your roof sits before we walk it. Most buildings fit one column, and some fit two.
| Roof Detail | Flat Roof Repair | Metal Roof Repair | Leak Repair | Industrial Repair |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roof surface | TPO, EPDM, or mod bit | Steel panels | Any roof | Membrane or metal over a plant |
| Common entry point | Seams and drains | Screws and laps | Curbs, drains, parapets | Fan and stack flashing |
| First check | Moisture readings and cores | Fastener lines and rust | Stain map inside | Safety plan and access |
| Who it suits | Offices, stores, schools, warehouses | Shops, barns, plants, storage | Any building with a stain | Plants, mills, processing sites |
| Risk if left alone | Wet insulation spreading | Rust creeping under paint | Damage far from the stain | Leaks over production |
| Typical result | Matched patch and new board | New screws, laps, panels | Opening sealed and tested | Phased repairs and an upkeep list |
Set up a free inspection. We will walk the roof, find where water is getting in, and tell you which repair fits.
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Every service follows the same four steps, whatever the roof, so you always know what comes next.
We walk the roof, check every seam, curb, drain, and panel line, and take moisture readings to find wet insulation. High readings get a test core to confirm.
You receive a written list of repairs with photos, materials matched to your roof, and the order the work will follow. Work starts once you approve it.
Each repair uses the same system as the roof around it, tied in at every edge and closed up each day. Patches run well past the damage on every side, and seams are checked by hand before we leave.
Repairs are water-tested where possible, and the dated photos go to the owner for the building file. Areas to watch are marked for the next visit.
How owners pick a service, what comes with it, and how it is priced.
Picking A Service
Start with the roof surface. Membrane roofs fall under flat roof repair, steel panels under metal roof repair, roofs over production under industrial repair, and any stain with an unclear source under leak repair. The inspection confirms the fit before any work is priced. Many buildings need more than one.
Yes. Many buildings have a membrane office wing, a metal warehouse, and rooftop units. One inspection covers every roof area, and the written scope lists all the repairs in the order that makes sense for the building. Repairs on different roof types are sequenced so the building stays dry throughout.
What You Receive
A written scope before work starts, matching materials, daily closing of any open roof area, and dated before and after photos of each repair once it is done. Larger jobs also get a roof plan marking each repair location, which speeds up the next inspection.
Yes. One cracked drain clamp, one open lap, or one split curb flashing gets the same inspection and photos as a large job, and small repairs are often finished in a single visit. Catching them early keeps water out of the insulation, where costs climb.
Pricing
Each price follows the roof system, the size of the damaged area, how much wet insulation comes out, the number of curbs, drains, and flashings, and access to the roof. The estimate is free and comes after the roof walk. Grouping several small repairs into one visit lowers the trip cost.
When cores and photos show damage spread across most of the roof, we say so and document it, so you can plan a replacement with the facts in hand while we keep the roof dry in the meantime.
Tell us about the roof and the leak. We will match the service to it after the inspection and send the written scope.