Shops And Offices
Low-slope membrane roofs over retail, offices, and small shops, with rooftop units and parapet walls.
We are a Henderson roof repair company that works on commercial, industrial, and farm business roofs, and every job starts with an inspection.



As a Henderson roof repair company, we fix the roof that is there before anyone talks about a new one. Many commercial roofs that leak have plenty of service left once the open seam, loose fastener, or split curb corner is found and fixed.
That starts with finding the cause. A stain inside rarely sits right under the opening, so every job begins with a look inside, a walk across the roof, and moisture readings where the boards could be wet.
Every building on this list is a business building. Houses are outside the work.
Low-slope membrane roofs over retail, offices, and small shops, with rooftop units and parapet walls.
Production buildings with exhaust fans, heavy service traffic, and steel deck under the membrane.
Large metal or membrane roofs where one loose fastener or clogged drain can wet a lot of stock.
Machine sheds, shops, and livestock barns run as part of a farm business, mostly R-panel steel.
Older buildings with a pitched front and a flat rear roof joined by transition flashing.
Metal buildings with translucent daylight panels that crack and yellow over time.
Protect what is under the drip, then call. We seal it and come back for the permanent repair once the roof is dry.
These get checked on every visit, whatever brought us out.
Some problems on a roof belong to another trade. These are the ones we point out and leave to the right people.
A structural engineer reviews the deck before any roofing work goes on.
Water inside the equipment or ductwork is for the HVAC contractor to fix.
A licensed electrician shuts the unit down and handles the wiring.
We record the damage and repair needs, and coverage decisions stay with your carrier and adjuster.
Invoices that separate repair from replacement help, and your CPA decides the treatment.
Freeze-thaw, winter repairs, seasonal checks, and what comes after the inspection.

Question about your own roof?
Call UsWater trapped in seams, cracks, and wet insulation freezes, expands, then thaws, opening each gap a little wider.
It shows up as opened laps, cracked wall flashing, ice lifting gutters and eave trim, split sealant around pitch pans and pipe boots, and ponding that ice holds longer. Henderson winters swing above and below freezing, so fall repairs to seams and drains pay off.
Yes, with limits. Adhesives, primers, and sealants each have minimum temperatures, so many cold-weather fixes start as temporary seals.
TPO welds work on dry, still days, EPDM tape needs a warmer and drier membrane, metal fasteners are workable most days, and sealant work waits for milder weather. Snow and frost come off first, and January patches get revisited in spring.
Two checks a year, spring and fall, plus walks after major storms. Spring looks at winter damage to laps, gutters, and flashing. Summer brings blisters, seam welds, and curbs.
Fall clears leaves from drains, scuppers, and gutters, and winter watches ice at the eaves and any temporary patches. Photos of each finding make the next visit faster.
The work covers commercial, industrial, and farm business buildings: shops, offices, plants, warehouses, and sheds run as a business. Farmhouses and homes are outside it, along with residential roofs of any kind.
You get the findings: what is wrong, where, and why it leaked, with photos. Then the repair is scheduled, starting with anything still letting water in. If the roof needs restoration or replacement instead, that comes with the reason, so the decision is yours to make with the facts in front of you.
Call or send the address and what you see inside. We will start with an inspection.
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