Rubber roofing is one of the most durable commercial roofing systems available, capable of withstanding hail as large as 3” and retaining flexibility even in our notoriously brutal winters. As durable as it is, though, it’s not entirely impervious to ponding, shrinkage and tenting.
With the possible exception of a torrential leak or a hole in the ceiling, you might not be able to identify a damaged rubber roof. If you suspect your commercial flat roof might need repair, safely examine your roof and look for:
Ponding - Standing water sitting on top of your roof can result in mold & algae.
Exposed and open seams - Open seams allow water to enter your building causing structural damage to the underlying roof material.
Tenting - When the rubber material pushes up and is no longer laying flat on the roof.
Cracks - Another common way for water and elements to get inside your building.
There are a variety of different flat roofing systems, each with its own challenges. Northern Wisconsin's best commercial roofing company is trained to work on all kinds of flat roofing. Years of experience in:
As Northern Wisconsin's greatest commercial roofing company, Overhead Solutions performs warrantied rubber roof repair for businesses, multi-family residential properties, churches, and more.
No matter the size, no matter the location, and no matter the damage, you can trust the rubber roof repair experts at Overhead Solutions.
TPO and EPDM roofing systems are widely used in Northern Wisconsin, and Overhead Solutions have installed and repaired many of these roofs. When it comes to rubber roofing, you not only need an experienced roofing company to pinpoint the problem area(s) but also one that will make the repairs in full compliance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and back the work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
The average range of cost to repair or replace a rubber roof in Wisconsin is between $6,000 and $20,000. Many factors come into place - Materials, obstructions, labor & the area of the roof.
The time of a re-roofing project varies widely on the size and complexity of the roof. A small, uncomplicated roof job can usually be finished in a day or two. A large, complex project can last sometimes a few days. Once started, however, a job should not be interrupted for any reason other than weather. Note: Bad weather and extreme temperatures can interrupt or postpone roofing projects. Safety of the workers is the first consideration, in both hot and cold weather. Windy, wet, and icy weather present dangers on a roof. Shingles are also affected by temperature extremes. Cold weather will delay activation of the sealant. This is not a reason to delay a project unless the shingle manufacturers prohibit installation at low temperatures for warranty purposes. Experienced installers who exercise care can usually avoid this problem.
Overhead Solutions, Inc. is fully licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Commerce, as well as a fully insured company. We provide you with proof of this information on our first meeting.
We had our flat top roof replaced by Overhead. It was done quickly, when a problem arose, they consulted both us and Paul the owner for the best solution, and cleaned up the whole yard after. We did have a leak since due to our unusual roof drain and they returned and fixed it immediately under warrantee. We will definitely recommend their service.