1 / 6 · The process
Map the concern
Locate reported leaks and review roof history, equipment access and recent weather.
Why it matters
An interior stain may be remote from the roof entry point.
Commercial · Austin & Central Texas
Commercial Roof Repair
A commercial roof leak can interrupt occupied space long before its source is obvious. Start with roof-specific investigation, then agree on the repair and access plan.
Find the entry point. Protect the space below.Educational low-slope model · actual scope depends on the roof system
2 / 6 · The process
Expose the assembly
Inspect membrane seams, curbs, terminations and drainage. Agree on further moisture investigation where needed.
Why it matters
Surface appearance alone cannot show every concealed condition.
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Remove affected material
Where the agreed scope requires it, remove damaged membrane and wet or unsound underlying material.
Why it matters
A durable repair needs a suitable substrate.
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Rebuild the detail
Replace affected layers and use a repair compatible with the existing roofing system.
Why it matters
TPO, PVC, EPDM and bituminous roofs require different preparation and repair methods.
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Check the repair
Review seams, edges and water-shedding details using the selected system’s inspection method.
Why it matters
The surrounding details matter as much as the patch.
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Document & plan
Record the completed work and discuss monitoring or remaining capital work.
Why it matters
Clear records support the next maintenance decision.
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The commercial details
Plan around the building.
System compatibility
Identify the existing membrane before selecting cleaners, primers, adhesives or welding methods.
Hidden moisture
Discuss the limits of visual inspection and when moisture testing or authorized investigation is appropriate.
Occupied space
Coordinate tenant notices, work zones, access, odor-sensitive areas and temporary protection.
Before work begins
Clear scope.
Coordinated work.
Confirm the roof system, site access, authorized decision-makers and the work included. Agree on protection, staging, tenant communication, cleanup and documentation.
Plan the next stepAsk for the project-specific details
- Observed conditions, testing limits and agreed investigation.
- Materials, attachment and manufacturer requirements.
- Access, fall protection, equipment and occupant coordination.
- Permits, inspections and design responsibilities where applicable.
- Pricing, exclusions, changes and written warranty terms.
Before you decide
Questions worth asking.
Will one patch solve the leak?
It depends on the cause and extent. The inspection may identify a localized detail or a larger roofing issue.
Can the building stay open?
Discuss occupancy, access and protection with the team. The project plan determines what disruption can be managed.