About Our Groton Commercial Roof Repair Work

Repairs That Start With Finding Where The Water Gets In

Here is what to know about our Groton commercial roof repair work: we find the opening first, repair it with matching material, and document both.

Roofer walking a flat roof with a building owner and pointing out the parapet flashing

Facts About Our Groton Commercial Roof Repair Work

Two roofers taking a core cut and moisture meter readings on a membrane roof

Most questions about our Groton commercial roof repair work come down to one thing: where the repair goes. Water travels along decks and purlins, so a patch over the drip often misses the opening entirely.

Each visit starts inside with the stains, moves to the roof uphill of them, and uses moisture readings and core cuts to confirm the wet area before any material goes down.

  • Repairs on membrane, metal, and built-up roofs
  • Material matched to the existing roof system
  • Photos of the opening, the repair, and other wear
Roofers cutting out and patching a split in a single-ply membrane on a flat commercial roof

Want A Second Look At A Roof Someone Already Patched?

Call with the age of the patch and where the water still shows up. Repeat leaks usually mean the opening sits somewhere else on the roof.

What Every Inspection Covers

These checks happen on every repair visit, whatever the roof type.

  • Stains and drips marked inside, with the weather noted
  • Seams and laps probed uphill of every stain
  • Drains, strainers, and scuppers cleared and checked
  • Curb, pipe, and vent flashing inspected
  • Parapet walls, coping joints, and counterflashing
  • Fasteners and trim on metal roofs
  • Moisture readings and core cuts at suspect areas
  • Photos and notes ranked by leak risk

What We Will Not Do

Clear limits keep every repair honest about what it fixes and what it leaves.

On Every Visit

We Repair

Roof Openings

Seams, curbs, drains, flashing, and panels found leaking

Wet Insulation

Cut out and replaced in the repair area

Equipment

Curb and membrane flashing around units and fans

Worn-Out Roofs

Holding repairs while you plan what comes next

In The Report

We Point Out

Roof Openings

Other worn spots that are not leaking yet

Wet Insulation

Wet areas outside the repair, with readings

Equipment

Unit cabinet and condensate leaks for your HVAC contractor

Worn-Out Roofs

Signs the roof is nearing replacement

Outside Roof Repair

We Leave Alone

Roof Openings

Patches over dry spots that miss the opening

Wet Insulation

Covering wet insulation with new membrane

Equipment

Electrical and mechanical work on units

Worn-Out Roofs

Selling a new roof the readings do not support

Ask About Our Groton Commercial Roof Repair Work

Call or request a free estimate, and tell us what the roof is doing. We will explain how the visit will run.

Call (860) 957-4629