Commercial roof systems built for the Houston climate.
From a small retail strip to a multi-building apartment community, we run phased schedules, communicate clearly with tenants and on-site management, and bill the way property managers expect to be billed.
The right system for the building — not the other way around.
Commercial roofing isn't one product. We assess deck type, slope, insulation, drainage, foot traffic, and budget before we recommend a system. Here are the assemblies we install and service most often across Greater Houston.
TPO, PVC, and EPDM — the workhorses of low-slope commercial roofing in Texas. Mechanically attached, fully adhered, or ballasted depending on the building.
SBS and APP asphalt systems installed via torch, cold-adhered, or self-adhered methods. Proven, repairable, and a strong fit for re-roofs over existing built-up assemblies.
Standing seam, exposed-fastener, structural and architectural metal. Long service life, hail-resilient, and a clean look for office, retail, and industrial.
Seamless sprayed insulation and waterproofing with a protective coating. Excellent for restoring aged decks without a full tear-off.
Silicone, acrylic, polyurethane and aluminum coatings extend the life of an existing membrane and reflect Houston heat — often without disrupting tenants.
Traditional tar-and-gravel multi-layer assemblies. We service, repair, and re-roof BUR systems already in place across older Houston commercial properties.
Phased schedules. Clean job sites. Billing that fits your process.
We work around tenants and operating hours, give you a single point of contact for the duration of the project, document everything with photos and measurements, and send invoices in the format your accounting team needs.
- Retail strip centers
- Multi-family / apartment complexes
- Townhome and condo HOAs
- Light industrial & warehouse
- Medical & professional offices
- Religious & community buildings
Need a roof assessment for a commercial property?
Send us the address. We'll walk the roof, document its condition, and recommend the right path — repair, restore, or replace.
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