Commercial Roof Repair
Leak tracing and roof repairs for commercial buildings.
Commercial roofing · Small commercial buildingsCommercial Roofing for small commercial buildings
Roofs for small offices, shops and outbuildings, from new roofs on additions to replacements and low-slope sections, planned by a licensed general contractor working with roofing partners and scheduled around your business.
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Small buildings, careful roofs
Roofing a building people are working in
Small commercial buildings often combine roof types: a pitched shingle or metal roof over the main structure, a low-slope section over an addition or entry, and rooftop equipment that needs curbs and flashing of its own. JACCO works on roofs for small commercial properties, typically as part of an addition, a renovation or a building improvement, coordinating roofing partners and handling the framing, decking and carpentry beneath the roof surface.
Commercial roofing has to work around the business below it. Noise, debris and material deliveries are scheduled with you, entrances and parking are kept safe, and the interior is protected whenever part of the roof is opened. If the deck or framing shows damage once the old roofing comes off, it is repaired as carpentry before new roofing goes down, and any change in scope is priced before it proceeds.
Low-slope roofs deserve particular attention. Membrane seams, parapet flashing, drains and scuppers decide whether a flat roof sheds water or holds it. JACCO plans those details the way it does on residential porches and additions, as described on our roof waterproofing page. For leaks on an existing commercial roof, see commercial roof repair.
What’s included
Commercial roofing scopes we coordinate
Roofing on light commercial projects usually involves one or more of the following. Large commercial roofing systems are better handled by a dedicated commercial roofing firm.
- Roofs for commercial additions and entries
- Outbuilding and storage building roofs
- Shingle and metal roofs on small buildings
- Low-slope membrane sections
- Decking and framing repairs under the roof
- Flashing at walls, parapets and curbs
- Gutters, downspouts and scuppers
Why JACCO
Roofing work that respects the business below
The right partner for the system
Different roof systems call for different specialists. JACCO brings in roofing partners suited to the material and handles the structure, decking, carpentry and coordination around them, with one schedule and one contract for you.
The business protected during work
Entrances, parking and interiors are planned around before tear-off begins. Debris is controlled, the site is cleared daily, and any opened section is covered before the crew leaves.
Structure checked under the surface
Once old roofing is off, the deck and framing are inspected. Soft or damaged sections are replaced as carpentry, which is core JACCO work, and priced before they are built.
- Stage 1Bid
Site visit, measurements and a written bid tied to a clear scope of work.
- Stages 2 and 3Schedule · Build
Selections settled, materials lined up, a detailed schedule, and a protected, clean home while we build.
- Stages 4 and 5Punch list · Close
We walk the finished work with you and close the project when every item on the list is done.
Do you replace roofs on commercial buildings?
On small commercial buildings, yes, typically through roofing partners with JACCO managing the project, the structure and the carpentry. Replacement makes the most sense alongside other work, such as an addition, an exterior renovation or a change of use. Larger buildings and specialized commercial roofing systems are better served by a dedicated commercial roofing contractor, and we will tell you if your building falls in that category.
Can roofing work happen while the business stays open?
Usually, with planning. Noisy tear-off and material deliveries are scheduled for the times that disrupt you least, entrances are kept clear or safely rerouted, and the interior is protected below any opened area. The plan, including how weather delays will be handled, is agreed with you before work is scheduled.
What usually goes wrong on a flat commercial roof?
Most problems start at the details rather than the open membrane: seams that have opened up, flashing at parapets and walls, curbs around rooftop equipment, and drains or scuppers that clog and let water pond. Standing water speeds up wear on most low-slope materials. A careful look at those details is the first step before deciding between repair and replacement.
Related services
Commercial Construction
Light commercial build-outs and structures.
Residential Roofing
Roofs for additions and porches, and replacement roofing.
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Jonathon will follow up personally to schedule a visit. The first consultation is complimentary.