Commercial roof replacement and new roofs.
When repairs stop working, we replace the roof: a full tear-off, a recover over the existing roof where it qualifies, or a new roof on a new building. Planned in phases so your building keeps running.
A commercial re-roof replaces a worn out roof system with a new one. We inspect first, tell you whether a repair, coating, recover or full tear-off makes sense, then install the system that fits your building.
Signs it is time.
- Leaks keep coming back after repairs
- Wet or crushed insulation under the membrane
- Membrane that is brittle, shrinking or split at the seams
- Ponding water, blisters or open laps
- A roof near the end of its service life
- A new building or an addition that needs a roof
- Owners and managersPlants, warehouses, stores, offices and wineries.
- General contractorsNew construction and building additions.
- National brandsBuildings in many places, one roofing partner.
- Roof consultantsProjects to your specs and drawings.
The right replacement for the roof you have.
Tear-off and replace
Old roof off down to the deck, new insulation and membrane on. The cleanest fix when the roof is wet or failing.
Recover over the existing roof
When the existing roof and deck are sound and code allows, a new membrane goes on top. Less tear-off, less disruption.
New construction roofs
New roofs on new buildings and additions, coordinated with your general contractor.
Solar-ready roofs
Roofs planned to carry a solar array, with the layout and penetrations thought through up front.
Clear steps. No surprises.
- 01
Consult and inspect
We walk the roof, photo every issue and talk through what you need.
- 02
Proposal
A clear scope and price for the system that fits your building and budget.
- 03
Install
Our crews do the work on a schedule planned around your operation.
- 04
Hand off and maintain
Final walk, close-out documents, warranty paperwork and a plan to keep it in shape.
Systems we install.
We help you choose the system for your building, budget and use. Installed to the maker's specs so the warranty holds.
Re-roofs and new roofs.
New construction · Visalia, CADistribution Center, 2 Buildings
Two new insulated TPO roofs on a new distribution site, both finished in spring 2024.
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Food plant · Exeter, CAFood Plant Re-roof
A full re-roof over a bakery plant, planned in phases and finished between September and January.
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Distribution · San Diego, CADistribution Center Re-roof
A busy distribution building re-roofed in ten weeks.
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Food plant · Tulare, CADairy Plant Warehouse Re-roof
New TPO roof that weatherproofed a new brine system. Logos blurred.
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Retail · Mission Viejo, CANational Retail Store Overlay
Store stayed open while a new TPO roof went on top.
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New construction · Bakersfield, CAFood Plant Warehouse Expansion
New roof on a food plant expansion while the plant ran next door.
See the projectWe name the building type and city, never the client. Logos on buildings are blurred.
Should I repair or replace my commercial roof?
It depends on the membrane, the insulation and the deck. If problems are local and the insulation is dry, a repair or coating can make sense. If wet insulation has spread or repairs keep failing, replacement is usually the better spend. We inspect and show you photos before you decide.
Can you re-roof while my building stays open?
Yes. We plan the work in phases around your operation, keep the work area safe and dry in each section before we move on.
What is a roof recover or overlay?
A recover installs a new roof system over the existing one instead of tearing it off. It only works when the existing roof and deck are sound and local code allows another layer.
How long does a commercial re-roof take?
It depends on size, system, weather and access. As an example from our records, a distribution center re-roof in San Diego ran from September to November 2025.
Which roof systems do you install?
TPO, PVC, modified bitumen, standing seam metal, clay tile, shingles and liquid applied systems, from makers such as Carlisle, Duro-Last, GAF, FiberTite, Johns Manville and CertainTeed.
Do you roof new construction?
Yes. Recent examples include two new roofs on a distribution center in Visalia and a new roof on a food plant warehouse expansion in Bakersfield.
Planning a re-roof?
Tell us about the building. We walk the roof and give you a clear scope and price.