Commercial Roof Repairs in West Texas

We start on the roof, not at the ceiling stain, because water travels across the deck before it shows inside. The leak source is located at the actual failure point, photographed, and documented in a short report. A repair done to the ceiling stain alone is a guess, and the leak will return.

Failed seams, lifted flashing, punctures from service traffic, scupper and drain blockages, and isolated hail dings that did not fracture the membrane. These are repairable when the surrounding membrane is sound and the deck below is dry, which core cuts and a moisture check confirm before any patch is set.

When the membrane is hail-fractured, when the deck is saturated, or when the failure has returned twice before. In those cases a repair is money spent on a roof that needs restoration or replacement. We tell you that up front, because an honest repair recommendation is worth more than a recurring bill.

For active leaks, we confirm the response window before dispatch and schedule a follow-up inspection when needed. We contain the leak first with tarp or temporary seal, then scope the permanent repair once the source is found. The timeline is told to you before we commit, and travel across the Lubbock metro is short.

Yes, a repair warranty covers the work we performed, and we list what is and is not covered before we start. A repair does not extend the manufacturer warranty on the original membrane, and a roof near the end of its life may be better served by restoration or replacement, which we point out on the report.

Yes, when ponding is the result of a blocked or undersized scupper, a failed cricket, or a deck that lost slope. The fix is drainage correction, not patching over the pond. We scope the drainage repair and tell you if the pond has already saturated the insulation, in which case the area needs more than a drain fix.