Roofing crew rolling out white TPO membrane on a low-slope commercial roof
Willington, Connecticut

Willington Commercial Roofing Contractor

Curb Flashing And Walkway Pads Around Every Rooftop Unit

As a Willington commercial roofing contractor, we replace and repair roofs on offices and small retail buildings, with curb flashing and condensate routing done around every rooftop unit.

Rooftop Units

Willington Commercial Roofing Around Rooftop Units

Willington commercial roofing on offices and small retail buildings centers on the rooftop units. One or two units on a small roof cut big holes in the membrane, and their curbs are where most leaks start. Technicians walking to those units wear paths into the roof as well.

We check each curb, the condensate lines, and the path technicians take to reach the units. New roofs get raised curbs where needed, tight flashing, and walkway pads from the hatch to each unit. Your HVAC contractor gets the same plan, so units go back on dry, raised curbs.

  • Curbs raised and reflashed
  • Condensate lines routed to drains
  • Walkway pads to each unit
  • Offices and small retail roofs
Two roofers checking a roof drain and the membrane around it during a roof walk
Roof Trouble

Unit Leaks That Bring Commercial Roofing to Willington

Rooftop units cause most leaks on small commercial roofs. Here is how they show up.

Drips Under The Unit In Summer

Inside The Building

Water drips near the supply vents on hot days, even without rain.

On The Roof

The condensate line is clogged or draining onto the roof and finding an open lap at the curb.

Stains At A Curb Corner

Inside The Building

A stain grows at one spot near the unit after rain.

On The Roof

The membrane at the curb corner has split, often where flashing was folded tight.

Leaks Along A Path

Inside The Building

Small stains line up between the roof hatch and the unit.

On The Roof

Service technicians have worn through the membrane walking the same path.

Rust Streaks On The Unit Curb

Inside The Building

Rust-colored water runs down the wall near the unit after rain.

On The Roof

The metal curb under the unit has rusted where water pooled against it.

What The Work Changes

Commercial Roofing Gains for Willington Offices

A roof built around its units stops the leaks that come back every season.

Curbs That Stay Dry

Raised curbs and new flashing tied into the membrane keep water out at the unit base, even in wind-driven rain.

Condensate Off The Membrane

Lines are routed to drains or splash blocks, so summer condensate stops pooling at curbs and finding open laps.

Protected Service Paths

Walkway pads take technician traffic off the membrane from the hatch to each unit, where most wear happens.

Fewer Service Calls

With curbs, lines, and paths fixed, owners stop calling both roofers and HVAC techs about the same roof leak.

Roof Systems

Commercial Roofing Systems for Willington Buildings

Small offices and retail buildings here take one of these systems.

Roofer running a hot-air welder along a TPO membrane seam

TPO Around Units

Welded white membrane forms tight flashings at curbs, reflects summer heat off the roof, and takes welded repairs if a unit is moved.

TPO Roofing details
Crew laying black EPDM rubber membrane over roof insulation

EPDM On Small Roofs

Rubber membrane suits small low-slope roofs with few seams and simple details, and flexes where additions meet the main building.

EPDM Roofing details
Roofer fastening standing-seam metal panels on a commercial building

Metal On Sloped Buildings

Sloped office and retail roofs take new standing seam panels, with curbs framed in where units sit on the roof.

Commercial Metal Roofing details
Roofers working between rooftop equipment on an industrial plant roof

Industrial Roofs In The Area

Larger buildings with many units get industrial roof systems, planned with the building owner and the HVAC contractor.

Industrial Roofing details
Two Ways To Start

Water Under A Rooftop Unit?

Leaking Now

Call and tell us which unit is above the drip. We check the curb and condensate line.

(959) 922-4217

Planning A New Roof

Send the address and the number of units. We plan the curbs before pricing.

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Work Order

Commercial Roofing Steps in Willington

Small roofs with units follow this order.

  1. Inspect Your Roof

    We walk the roof, check each curb, condensate line, and service path, and take core cuts near the units.

    On The Roof
  2. Coordinate The Units

    Unit disconnects and lifts are scheduled with your HVAC contractor before the roofing starts.

    At The Building
  3. Roof And Raise Curbs

    New insulation and membrane go down, curbs are raised where needed, and each one is flashed.

    On The Roof
  4. Route Lines And Pad Paths

    Condensate lines go to drains, walkway pads go down, and we walk the roof with you.

    Final Check
  5. Set A Service Schedule

    Your HVAC contractor gets notes on keeping condensate lines clear and staying on the roof walkway pads.

    Paperwork
Nearby Towns

Towns Neighboring Willington

Is your office building next door to Willington? We also roof these towns; for anywhere else, call us or send us a message.

Stafford Springs

  • Old mill buildings with tall parapets
  • Masonry coping and through-wall flashing
  • Several roof layers on older blocks
Commercial roofing in Stafford Springs

Chaplin

  • Scuppers and gutters on small roofs
  • Bent or loose edge metal
  • Ice that backs up at the eaves
Commercial roofing in Chaplin

Union

  • Material delivery on rural roads
  • Small shops and service garages
  • Staging planned before the crew arrives
Commercial roofing in Union

Ellington

  • Spring checks after a hard winter
  • Seams lifted by ice and snow loads
  • Drains blocked by debris after storms
Commercial roofing in Ellington

All service areas

Local Questions

Willington Commercial Roofing Questions

What office and small retail owners in Willington ask about leaks at rooftop units, curbs, and service paths.

Asked Most Often

Why does my roof leak under the AC unit on dry days?

That water is usually condensate. A clogged or misrouted line drains onto the roof and finds an open lap at the curb.

More roofing questions
Do curbs need to be raised during a reroof?

Often. New insulation makes the roof thicker, so curbs are raised to keep the flashing high enough above the membrane.

What are walkway pads on a commercial roof?

Durable pads set on the membrane along service paths. Technicians walk on them instead of the roof, which prevents wear.

Who fixes a leak at a rooftop unit, the roofer or HVAC tech?

Often both. The roofer fixes the curb flashing and the HVAC tech fixes the condensate line, so we coordinate with them.

Can a rooftop unit be replaced at the same time as the roof?

Yes, and it often saves money. The old unit comes off, the curb is replaced or adapted, the roof goes on, and the new unit is set on a dry, flashed curb.

How often should rooftop unit curbs be checked?

At least once a year and after major storms. Curbs move with the unit and their flashing is often the first detail to open.

Do walkway pads need maintenance?

They need little. We check that each pad stays bonded to the membrane and replace any that crack or lift.

Why do curb corners split on small roofs?

Corners are where flashing is folded and stretched the most. Heat, cold, and unit vibration work at those folds until they crack, so new curbs get pre-formed corners.

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Hire a Willington Commercial Roofing Contractor

Send the building address and the number of rooftop units for a roof walk, or call about a leak showing up under one of them.

Call Us (959) 922-4217