Our commercial roof repair services in Hammond cover four kinds of work: flat roofs, metal roofs, traced leaks, and plant roofs.
These commercial roof repair services in Hammond each start with the problem you see. The pairs show that sign and the repair behind it.
Flat roof repair covers TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, and built-up roofs: clearing and reflashing drains, welding or taping open seams, filling low spots, and patching blisters, with wet insulation replaced under each repair.
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Metal roof repair replaces worn fasteners by the run, reseals side laps and ridge caps, swaps panels rusted through, and fixes cracked skylight panels and the flashing at walls and curbs.
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Leak repair starts inside, at the stain, and follows water uphill to the opening. Parapets, ice dams, drains, and wind-driven seams are the usual sources here, and each gets its own fix.
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Industrial repair rebuilds flashing at fans and curbs, replaces membrane softened by residue, clears process drains, and adds walkway pads along service routes, all staged around shifts.
Repair IncludesMatch your roof to a column. The raised one is where most calls start when the cause is still unclear.
Describe what you see and where it shows. We sort out the repair type on the first roof walk and explain it there.
(219) 389-4915Call UsWhatever the roof, each service begins with the same inspection, so the repair type comes from what is actually up there.
A short call covers where water shows, the roof type if known, and how the roof is reached, so the right materials come along.
Seams, drains, flashing, fasteners, and curbs get checked across the whole roof as well as above the drip.
Findings are sorted into flat, metal, leak, or industrial work, with photos for each problem and a price for each repair.
The estimate lists each repair on its own line, so a drain rebuild, a fastener run, and a curb reflash can be approved or scheduled separately.
Once you approve, the repair is made and photographed, and the record lists the seams, drains, or panels left to watch.
Short answers first. Open a row for the full answer.
The roof type and what you see decide it. Ponds and open laps point to flat roof repair, drips along screw rows to metal repair, a stain with no obvious cause to leak repair, and damage around fans and curbs to industrial repair.
Buildings here often mix a flat office wing with a metal shop or a plant roof full of units. One inspection covers every section, and the estimate lists each repair type on its own line.
TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, and built-up roofs are all part of our flat roof repair work. Patches match the system: welded TPO, taped EPDM, and layered repairs on built-up and modified roofs.
Our work is repair. When an inspection shows a roof wet across large areas or failing everywhere, we say so, photograph it, and list the temporary repairs that keep it dry while you plan a bigger project.
Repairs are scheduled once you approve the estimate, and the date follows the weather and your building hours. Water coming inside gets a temporary fix on the first visit.
Each finding gets a dated photo before the repair and another after it, with a note naming the detail: the seam, drain, curb, fastener run, or flashing involved. Nearby spots showing the same wear are listed so you can plan the next repair.
Small problems on a dry roof, such as a worn walkway or a few aging washers, can wait for warmer weather. Active leaks, torn flashing, and blocked drains get at least a temporary repair now, because winter melt finds those openings first.
Every patch, panel, and flashing piece matches the system already on the roof: welded TPO on TPO, taped seams on EPDM, layered repairs on built-up, and the same panel profile on metal. Mixed materials curl and leak at the edges, so we avoid them.
Tell us the roof type, if you know it, and where water shows. We inspect it and price the right repair.