How is commercial roofing different from residential?+
Three things: slope, scale and continuity of operations. Most commercial roofs are flat or low-slope, so water leaves by drainage rather than gravity and the seams, terminations and drains become the whole job. The surface areas are far larger with more penetrations and rooftop equipment. And the building keeps operating while you work, so sequencing, access and site cleanliness are part of the scope rather than an afterthought.
What commercial roofing systems do you install?+
TPO, PVC and modified bitumen for low-slope work; standing-seam metal where longevity matters most; and Owens Corning asphalt shingle on multi-family and pitched new construction, where we hold Platinum Preferred status. Where a membrane is aged but the deck is sound, we also do restoration coatings — though only when the substrate genuinely supports it.
Can my flat roof be repaired instead of replaced?+
Often, yes. The deciding factor is what's under the membrane rather than the membrane itself. If the insulation and deck are dry and the failures are localised to seams or penetrations, repair is usually the right call and we'll say so. If the insulation is saturated across a large area, patching the surface just traps the water — that's when replacement genuinely costs less over the life of the roof.
How much does a commercial roof cost in Florida?+
It depends on the system, the square footage, the condition of the deck and insulation underneath, and how much rooftop equipment has to be worked around. That's why every commercial project starts with a detailed inspection and an itemised, written scope rather than a rate quoted over the phone. The inspection is free.
How long does a commercial roof last in Florida?+
A properly installed standing-seam metal roof is built to last for decades with minimal maintenance. Single-ply membrane systems vary considerably with thickness, installation quality and how well drainage was handled — Florida UV and heat cycling are hard on a flat roof, and a roof that ponds will always underperform its rating.
Will you disrupt my business while you work?+
That's the part we plan around first. Your Project Manager sequences the work, agrees access and staging with you before anyone arrives, and keeps the site clean and safe daily. The commercial roofing trade has a poor reputation for how crews behave on a customer's property — being the exception to that is something we've deliberately built the company around.
Do you handle new construction for builders?+
Yes. We run a new-construction department with quick bid turnarounds, and we work with builders, property managers and HOA boards across all three of our Florida markets.
Which areas do you cover for commercial work?+
The Orlando metro, Tampa Bay and the Jacksonville area — 22 counties in total, with crews and offices in all three markets rather than one dispatch point for the whole state.
