Site assessment and documentation
We survey the roof, identify the system, core where necessary, map the wet areas and photograph every detail and penetration. You receive the survey as a written report with images, whether or not you proceed.
Flat and low-slope systems for businesses, churches and warehouses along SH 66, I-30 and the industrial edge of Royse City.
Commercial roofing gets treated as an afterthought by most residential outfits in Rockwall County, and the result is that facility managers, church boards and small business owners around Royse City end up choosing between a company that has never run a seam welder and a regional firm that will not return a call for anything under a certain square footage. Royse City Roofing works low-slope properly. TPO, modified bitumen and coating systems, scoped against what is actually on your building rather than what we prefer to install. You get a certificate of insurance before anyone sets foot on the property, a line-item estimate that a board or an owner can approve without a meeting to decipher it, and a schedule built around your operating hours rather than ours.
Each element below is scoped and priced separately so the proposal can be approved without a translator.
Before anything is quoted we establish what is actually up there and how many layers of it, because that determines whether a re-cover is legal and sensible or whether it has to come off.
Saturated insulation stays wet under a new membrane and destroys it from beneath. Wet areas are identified, marked and priced for removal separately.
Mechanically attached or fully adhered, with hot-air welded seams probed after welding rather than assumed.
Two-ply torch or cold-applied assemblies where the building, the traffic or the detailing calls for them rather than single-ply.
Where the existing membrane is sound and dry, a silicone or acrylic restoration extends service life at a fraction of replacement cost. We will say clearly when your roof qualifies and when it does not.
Ponding is what kills flat roofs. Drains, scuppers and tapered insulation are addressed so water leaves the building instead of sitting on it.
Every unit curb, pipe, conduit and vent is flashed as its own detail, since this is where the majority of commercial leaks originate.
Coping, edge metal and terminations are specified and priced, because the perimeter is what fails first in high wind.
Where technicians cross the roof to reach equipment, pads go down so the membrane survives the foot traffic.
Twice-yearly inspections with a written photo report, which keeps small failures from becoming interior damage and keeps your documentation current.
We survey the roof, identify the system, core where necessary, map the wet areas and photograph every detail and penetration. You receive the survey as a written report with images, whether or not you proceed.
The proposal separates tear-off or re-cover, insulation, membrane, flashing, edge metal, drainage work and warranty into their own lines. A board or an owner can read it and approve it without a translator. Our certificate of insurance goes out with it.
Work is phased so access, parking and any noise-sensitive hours are respected. Seams are probed, details are inspected, the roof is photographed at completion, and you receive the manufacturer material warranty alongside our own written workmanship warranty.
Certificates go out with the proposal, not after somebody in accounts asks for them.
A sound, dry membrane does not need tearing off. Saying so costs us the larger job and is the reason commercial clients call back.
Line-item scope, plain language, no allowances hiding the parts nobody wants to explain.
Before you approve a commercial roof number, find out what is actually on the building and how much of it is wet. Book the assessment and you will get the survey in writing either way.