From minor leaks to storm damage, our commercial roof repair team responds quickly to protect your building and prevent further damage. We repair flat roofs, TPO systems, and shingle roofs for businesses across Eureka and the greater St. Louis area.

We start with a thorough commercial roof inspection to identify the true source of the problem—not just the visible symptoms. Our project managers check seams, flashings, penetrations, drainage, and surrounding building components to ensure we address all potential leak points. After the inspection, you’ll receive clear repair recommendations, photos, and a straightforward plan to restore your roof.

Whether you’re dealing with age-related wear, ponding water, storm and hail damage, or recurring leaks, our goal is to extend the life of your existing commercial roof whenever it’s structurally sound and cost-effective to do so. When repairs are no longer the best option, we’ll explain why and outline replacement or re-roofing solutions that fit your budget and long-term plans.

As a veteran-owned, licensed, bonded, and insured commercial roofing contractor, we understand the urgency of protecting your business, employees, and inventory. We work efficiently, follow OSHA safety standards, and coordinate our work around your schedule to minimize disruption to customers and staff.

Signs Your Commercial Roof Needs Attention

• Sagging or Drooping Roof: A sagging or drooping roof is a potential safety hazard that requires immediate attention to prevent further damage to your property and ensure the safety of occupants.
• Persistent Leaks and Water Damage: Addressing leaks promptly is crucial to prevent structural damage and potential health hazards from mold growth. Trust our expert team to provide effective solutions tailored to your commercial roofing needs.
• Water Stains on Ceilings or Walls: Discoloration on ceiling tiles, drywall, or around light fixtures often means water is getting past your roof system. Even small stains can indicate a leak that’s spreading above the finished ceiling and damaging insulation, wiring, or HVAC equipment.
• Ponding Water On Flat Roof Sections: Standing water that remains on your flat roof 48 hours after a rainstorm is a red flag. Ponding can stress the roof structure, accelerate membrane deterioration, and eventually lead to leaks and premature roof failure.
• Visible Cracks, Blisters, or Bubbles in the Roofing Membrane: Blisters, splits, and bubbles in TPO or other single-ply membranes are signs of trapped moisture, poor adhesion, or age-related wear. Left untreated, these weak points can tear open during high winds or temperature swings and allow water to penetrate.
• Loose, Missing, or Damaged Shingles: On sloped commercial roofs, missing shingles, lifted edges, or granule loss expose the underlayment and decking to the elements. This can quickly turn into leaks, wood rot, and interior damage—especially during heavy St. Louis storms.
• Increased Energy Bills or Drafts: A failing commercial roof can impact insulation performance and air sealing. If you notice unexplained spikes in heating and cooling costs or drafts in certain areas, your roof system may no longer be performing as designed.
• Interior Leaks During Heavy Rain or Storms: Any active dripping, ceiling tiles sagging, or water intrusion during a storm is an emergency. Even if the leak appears minor, water can travel along beams and joists, causing hidden damage far from the visible drip.