Commercial roof repair
Trace leaks through seams, penetrations and drainage details, then repair the affected assembly.

Get a repair, restoration or replacement plan that accounts for the roof system and the business beneath it.
Call about your roof (816) 406-0987
A stain inside a shop, office or storage area can begin at a seam, a rooftop unit curb, a wall flashing or a drain. Water can move through the assembly before appearing indoors. We examine the membrane field and those details together, rather than treating each visible stain as a separate roof opening.
The layers below matter. Wet insulation, a deteriorated deck or trapped moisture can change a surface repair into a wider project. A new coating over a wet assembly leaves that problem underneath. The inspection establishes which repair, restoration or replacement options fit the actual roof.

Localized seam, flashing or puncture damage can be repaired when the surrounding system remains sound and compatible materials can make a durable connection. The water path and moisture extent set the repair boundary.
A suitable dry roof with sound attachment and repairable details can be evaluated for restoration. Preparation, drainage corrections and compatibility are part of the work. A coating is not a replacement for wet insulation or structural repair.
Widespread deterioration, wet layers, failing attachment or repeated unworkable repairs can make replacement the clearer long-term scope. Removal and recovery options depend on the existing assembly and project requirements.
Trace leaks through seams, penetrations and drainage details, then repair the affected assembly.
Plan removal or an eligible recovery, insulation, drainage and the new system.
Explore welded seams and the attachment and flashing details behind a TPO roof.
Explore rubber membrane repairs and the seam and perimeter work the system needs.
Understand substrate condition, preparation, compatibility and the limits of restoration.
Keep drains and vulnerable details in view before a small defect disrupts the building.
Grandview’s Truman’s Landing redevelopment includes the former Truman Corners shopping center. On an occupied retail property, a roof project needs to account for customer doors, deliveries, rooftop service access and safe work areas. Those needs also matter at offices, warehouses and smaller commercial buildings elsewhere in the city.
We discuss how the building is used, where equipment is located and what access the roof provides. Staging, debris removal and temporary protection need to suit that setting, alongside the membrane, insulation and deck work the inspection identifies.

The surface does not reveal every wet layer. The investigation needed to understand moisture and deck condition affects which assemblies can stay and which need removal.
Water must reach functioning outlets. Low spots, blocked drainage paths and a growing number of equipment openings change the detail work and long-term maintenance needs.
Attachment, insulation, perimeter details and building use affect both installation and staging. A commercial roof is priced from its assembly and access, not a residential shingle rate.
Call (816) 406-0987 or request a free roof inspection. Include the business use, the area affected and whether water is entering now.
