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Commercial RoofingBased in Lewisville, TX
Single-ply, modified bitumen and built-up systems for retail, multi-family and light industrial buildings.
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Commercial
What the job actually involves.
A commercial roof fails differently from a house. Low slope means water sits rather than runs, so the failure point is almost always a seam, a penetration or a drain rather than the field of the membrane. A building with rooftop units, gas lines, conduit and a dozen curbs has a dozen places for water to find, and the tenant below usually finds them first.
Which system goes on depends on the building. TPO is the common choice and the reason is mostly energy: a white reflective membrane over a Texas retail box keeps the cooling load down measurably. PVC handles grease, chemicals and heat, which is why restaurants and anything with kitchen exhaust tend toward it. EPDM takes the temperature swings well and is economical over large uninterrupted areas. Modified bitumen is tough underfoot where there is regular roof traffic, and built-up is still specified where weight is not an issue and waterproofing is everything.
How It Works
Consultation & Inspection
We start with a free, in-depth assessment of your roof to check its condition, identify storm damage or wear, and understand what you need. Call (940) 290-7886 or send the form to book it.
Planning & Material Selection
Based on what we find, we put together a plan for your roof and help you choose materials for durability, energy efficiency and style.
Installation, Repairs & Replacements
Whether it is a small repair, routine maintenance or a complete roof replacement, our team does the work to hold up to Texas weather.
Quality Assurance & Clean-Up
We inspect the work during and after the project to make sure every detail meets our standards, and we clean up when the job is done.
Final Walkthrough & Warranty Registration
We review the completed work with you, answer any questions and register your warranty.
The Difference
The part that decides how long it lasts.
We work on retail, multi-family and light industrial buildings, and the scheduling matters as much as the roofing. Tenants trade, residents live there, and neither can be shut down for a week. Phasing, access and what happens if it rains mid-install are part of the proposal rather than a conversation you have later.
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Commercial, answered.
Can you coat the roof instead of replacing it?
Often, and it is much cheaper. A coating works where the membrane is weathered but the seams are intact and the insulation underneath is dry. It does not work as a way of covering up a wet roof, so the survey has to establish that first.
Can the building stay open during the work?
Yes on almost every job. Low-slope work is phased so that no section is ever left open overnight, and access, staging and material hoisting get planned around trading hours.
How do you find a leak on a flat roof?
By working back from the interior entry point to the nearest penetrations and seams, and checking the drains and scuppers first, because blocked drainage causes more low-slope leaks than membrane failure does.
Do you work with property managers and HOAs?
Yes. That usually means a condition report and photographs the board or the owner can read without being a roofer, and a scope written so competing bids can be compared line by line.
How often should a commercial roof be inspected?
Twice a year is the standard the industry works to, plus after any significant storm. The point is to find the failed seam while it is a seam rather than after a ceiling tile has come down in a unit.
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Stand Up Roofing & Construction LLC 354 McDonnell St Ste 6, Lewisville, TX 75057 (940) 290-7886 · getcovered@