A Leak In One Store Only
One tenant has stains near a diffuser while the stores on either side stay dry.
Their rooftop unit curb has open flashing, or a condensate line is draining onto the membrane.

As a Hazardville commercial roofing contractor, we replace and repair roofs on retail strips, plazas, and storefront buildings in this Enfield village, scheduled around store hours.
Hazardville commercial roofing on a retail strip means working over several businesses at once. A salon, a restaurant, and an office can all sit under one membrane, each with its own rooftop unit and its own hours.
We plan the roof around the tenants. Each store gets notice of the days the crew works above it, loud tear-off happens before opening where possible, and walkways stay clear for customers.

Plaza roofs leak where stores meet the roof. Here is what tenants report and the cause above.
One tenant has stains near a diffuser while the stores on either side stay dry.
Their rooftop unit curb has open flashing, or a condensate line is draining onto the membrane.
Stains appear at the top of the storefront wall above the windows.
The flashing behind the front parapet or sign band has pulled away from the wall.
Water shows up on the demising wall between two tenants.
A membrane seam over the shared wall has opened as the roof moved over the years.
Rain sheets off the canopy over store entrances during heavy storms.
The gutter or scupper over the front walk is clogged or too small for the roof it drains.
A planned replacement gives a strip owner one roof to manage instead of a string of tenant complaints.
With every curb, seam, and wall flashing new, owners stop fielding leak calls from one store after another.
Each tenant's rooftop unit is reflashed, and condensate lines are routed to drains instead of onto the membrane.
Flashing at the front parapet and sign band is replaced, which ends the stains above store windows.
Roof sections line up with tenant spaces, noisy work is timed before opening, and customer walkways stay clear.
Retail roofs here take one of these systems, chosen after the roof walk.

Welded white membrane covers strip roofs and reflects summer heat away from the stores below.
TPO Roofing details
Rubber membrane fits older strips where the roof meets parapets and sign bands along a long front wall.
EPDM Roofing details
Metal panels go on sloped mansards and canopies along store fronts.
Commercial Metal Roofing details
Larger buildings near the retail area with heavy equipment get industrial roofs.
Industrial Roofing detailsCall with the store name and where water shows inside. The unit curb above it is checked first.
Send the plaza address and tenant list. We plan the schedule with you before pricing.
Get A Free EstimateRetail roofs are replaced in sections matched to the stores below.
We walk the roof, check each unit curb, parapet, and seam over shared walls, and take core cuts. Tenant leak reports guide where we look.
Each store gets the dates the crew is on the roof above it, the hours for noisy work, and a contact for questions.
Sections line up with the stores below; each is torn off, insulated, roofed, and closed before the crew leaves.
Rooftop unit curbs and the front parapet are flashed into the new roof, then the owner and crew walk it together.
Roofing debris is cleared from walkways and parking spaces at the end of each workday, so customers find the plaza ready to use.
Is your plaza outside the village? We also roof in the towns below; for anywhere else, call us or send us a message.
What plaza owners and managers ask about roof work around tenants.
Besides Enfield and its villages of Hazardville and Thompsonville, we work in Suffield, Windsor Locks, East Granby, Granby, Somers, Ellington, Broad Brook, East Windsor, Stafford, Stafford Springs, Union, Willington, and Chaplin. Outside those towns, call and we will tell you if your building is in reach.
More roofing questionsYes. We replace the roof in sections over each store, time loud work before opening where possible, and keep customer walkways and entrances clear.
That depends on the lease, which usually assigns the roof to the owner and some upkeep costs to tenants. We document what failed and why, so owners and tenants can sort out the lease terms.
Most single-store leaks come from that tenant's rooftop unit curb, a condensate line, or the seam over a shared wall, rather than the whole roof.
Loud tear-off can start early, before most stores open, and quieter work fills the rest of the day. Night work is possible where lighting and safety allow.
Usually only items stored right under open sections, and only when we ask. Most tenants keep working as normal while the roof above them is replaced.
We send each tenant the dates for work over their space, the hours for loud tear-off, and a contact name, usually a week or more ahead and again the day before.
Send the plaza address and tenant list for a roof walk, or call about a leak in one store.