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

Windsor Locks Commercial Roofing Contractor

Which Roof Fits A Building Covered In Fans And Units?

As a Windsor Locks commercial roofing contractor, we install and replace TPO, EPDM, and metal roofs on industrial buildings, hangars, and warehouses with heavy rooftop equipment.

Airport Area

Windsor Locks Commercial Roofing Around Rooftop Equipment

Windsor Locks commercial roofing work near Bradley International Airport covers large industrial and hangar roofs, many crowded with exhaust fans, makeup air units, and ductwork. Each of those pieces is a hole in the roof that needs its own flashing.

Open land around these buildings brings wind across the roof edges, so attachment and edge metal matter as much as the membrane. We plan both with the equipment layout in hand.

  • Every curb and duct flashed into the membrane
  • Edge metal and attachment set for open exposure
  • Walkway pads on service paths
  • Hangar and plant roofs near the airport
Plain work truck with roofing materials staged beside a commercial building
Roof Trouble

Equipment Leaks That Bring Commercial Roofing Calls in Windsor Locks

Busy roofs leak where equipment meets membrane. Here is what staff see and what we find.

Drips Under A Makeup Air Unit

Inside The Building

Water lands near a duct drop or diffuser under a large unit, mostly in wind-driven rain.

On The Roof

The curb counterflashing has pulled away, or the membrane at a curb corner has split.

Leaks Along A Service Path

Inside The Building

Ceiling stains line up in a row between the roof hatch and the equipment.

On The Roof

Technicians have walked the same route for years and worn through the membrane without walkway pads.

Water At The Building Edge

Inside The Building

Stains show along the outer wall after storms with high wind.

On The Roof

Edge metal has loosened and the membrane at the perimeter has lifted, letting rain blow under it.

Stains Under Old Exhaust Stacks

Inside The Building

Brown stains form on the deck under abandoned stacks and curbs.

On The Roof

Unused penetrations were capped with patches years ago, and the patches have split.

What The Work Changes

What Commercial Roofing in Windsor Locks Fixes Around Equipment

A new roof on an equipment-heavy building handles the details that cause most of its leaks.

Curbs Raised And Reflashed

Curbs are raised where new insulation makes the roof thicker, then flashed into the membrane so units sit above the waterline.

Pads Where Technicians Walk

Walkway pads run from the hatch to each unit, taking foot traffic off the membrane on the routes service crews use.

Perimeter Held Down Tight

New edge metal and added attachment along the perimeter keep the membrane flat in high wind across open land.

One Plan With Mechanical Crews

Unit lifts, disconnects, and restarts are scheduled with your mechanical contractor so equipment is off for as short a time as possible.

Roof Systems

Commercial Roofing Systems for Windsor Locks Plants

These systems cover the industrial and hangar roofs around town.

Roofers working between rooftop equipment on an industrial plant roof

Industrial Roof Systems

Plants with fans, stacks, and ducts get membrane roofs laid out around the equipment, with walkway pads on service routes.

Industrial Roofing details
Roofer running a hot-air welder along a TPO membrane seam

TPO On Large Flat Roofs

Welded white membrane covers big hangar and warehouse roofs and reflects summer heat off the space below.

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

EPDM Where Roofs Flex

Rubber membrane suits older roofs with movement at joints and long runs of flashing.

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

Metal On Hangar Walls And Roofs

Sloped metal roofs on hangars and shops get new panels and trim, installed over the old roof where the framing allows.

Commercial Metal Roofing details
Two Ways To Start

Water Dripping Near A Rooftop Unit?

Leaking Now

Call and tell us which unit is above the drip. Curb flashing is the first place we look.

(959) 922-4217

Planning A Reroof

Send the plant address and roof size. Every curb and fan gets mapped before we price the job.

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Work Order

How Commercial Roofing Runs on a Windsor Locks Plant

Equipment-heavy roofs need the mechanical side planned as carefully as the roofing.

  1. Inspect Your Roof

    We walk the roof, list every curb, fan, duct, and pipe, and take core cuts across the field and near equipment where leaks have been reported.

    On The Roof
  2. Coordinate The Equipment

    Units that must be lifted or disconnected are scheduled with your mechanical contractor, and crane picks are set around shifts.

    At The Building
  3. Roof And Flash Each Curb

    New insulation and membrane go down in sections, curbs are raised where needed, and each penetration is flashed into the new roof.

    On The Roof
  4. Pad The Service Routes

    Walkway pads go down on service paths, edge metal is fastened, and the roof is walked with you before closeout.

    Final Check
  5. Remove Dead Penetrations

    Abandoned stacks, curbs, and pipes are taken out and the deck is patched, so the new roof has fewer holes to flash.

    On The Roof
Nearby Towns

Towns Close to Windsor Locks

Is your building across the town line? We also roof in the towns below; for anywhere else, call us or send us a message.

Suffield

  • Metal roofs on tobacco sheds and barns
  • Loose fasteners and rusted panel laps
  • Open framing that needs ventilation
Commercial roofing in Suffield

East Granby

  • Warehouse roofs in industrial parks
  • Low spots near interior drains
  • Truck courts to work around
Commercial roofing in East Granby

East Windsor

  • Distribution warehouses with dock doors
  • Roofs replaced one section at a time
  • Crane picks planned around trucks
Commercial roofing in East Windsor

Broad Brook

  • Core cuts on older flat roofs
  • Recover or tear-off decisions
  • Wet insulation under old membrane
Commercial roofing in Broad Brook

All service areas

Local Questions

Windsor Locks Commercial Roofing Questions

What plant and facility managers in town ask about roofing around equipment.

Asked Most Often

Is commercial roofing available for industrial buildings in Windsor Locks?

Yes. We install and replace TPO, EPDM, and metal roofs on industrial and commercial buildings in Windsor Locks. Roofs with heavy equipment get curb, duct, and pipe flashings tied into the new membrane, and work is planned around production and shipping.

More roofing questions
Do rooftop units have to be removed for a reroof?

Not always. Units on low curbs are often lifted so the curb can be raised and reflashed, while others are flashed in place. The core cuts and the new insulation thickness decide which.

How do you keep technicians from damaging a new roof?

Walkway pads run from the roof hatch to each unit, so foot traffic stays on the pads. We also ask service crews to keep tools and panels off the open membrane.

What holds a membrane down on a windy, open roof?

Fastener spacing, adhesive, and edge metal are set for the exposure. Perimeters and corners get tighter attachment because wind pulls hardest there.

Should unused curbs and stacks be removed during a reroof?

Yes. Old penetrations that no longer serve equipment are cut out and the deck is filled, which removes flashing details that would otherwise need upkeep.

How are hangar roofs different from warehouse roofs?

Hangars often have long clear spans and large door openings, which affect drainage and edge details. The roof systems are the same, but edge metal and attachment get extra attention.

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Hire a Windsor Locks Commercial Roofing Contractor

Send the plant address and equipment details for a roof walk, or call about a leak near a unit.

Call Us (959) 922-4217