Snow decides the service. Most roof work in Flagstaff, AZ begins with one question: what is the roof carrying, and where does the water go when it melts? Snow totals run 90 to 97 inches in a standard year at this elevation, close to 7,000 feet. Commercial Roofing Flagstaff answers that with repair, replacement, recovers, coatings, inspections and a crew on call around the clock.
Every job follows the same order. Walk the roof, find the source, rank the defects and put a price beside each one. A repair that reaches the cause does not have to be repeated.
Most calls begin with a leak. A sound roof with local failures gets commercial roof repair. A roof with wet insulation, open seams across the field or a soft deck needs commercial roof replacement. Between them sits the roof recover, which puts a new membrane over a dry old one. We test moisture first, then tell you which path fits.
A heavy storm does not wait for business hours. That February 28, 2023 storm left roofs collapsed in the city, and some areas held 24.5 inches by March 2. Our emergency roof repair line runs all day and night, holidays included, and storm damage repair follows once the dry-in holds and the weather allows a permanent fix.
A commercial roof inspection finds the problem before the ceiling does. Larger roofs get a drone pass, and wet insulation shows up on an infrared survey. Findings go into a written record with photographs, so the next decision rests on what we saw.
Inspection dates matter in this climate. A fall walk before freezing returns in late September finds weak drains while there is still time to clear them, and a spring walk after the thaw shows what winter opened.
Planned walks in fall and spring catch drains that freeze, flashing that opens and edges that lift. A preventive maintenance program puts those walks on a calendar. Aging but dry roofs can often be extended with roof coating restoration, and drain and scupper work keeps meltwater moving.
Work on occupied buildings, including offices, shops and downtown properties near the Railroad Addition, is planned around tenants and operations.
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Moisture and spread tell the story. Dry insulation and local defects point to repair. Wet insulation, widespread open seams or a soft deck point to replacement. We test, map the findings and give you both costs side by side.
Emergency dry-ins go on any day of the year. Permanent work needs dry surfaces and workable temperatures, so planned jobs run late spring through early fall, around the July and August monsoon.
Yes. Work goes in sections, each closed watertight at day's end, with fumes and debris kept off entries and air intakes.
Where the building is, what kind of roof it has and when someone last walked it. With that, we can schedule the sag and drain checks before the next heavy storm.
A walk of the roof with photos, findings and a written scope.
Active leaks, storm damage and blocked drains get a fast response.
Roofing across Flagstaff and nearby Arizona communities.