Commercial Roofing
Retail, warehouse, and office buildings across the metro, scoped around keeping the business open while the work happens.
What This Covers
On a commercial building the roof is a business continuity issue, not just a building component. Most of the planning is about keeping you open and dry while the work happens, and about not putting your tenants or your inventory at risk.
Signs You Need This Service
- A commercial low-slope roof at end of life
- Recurring leaks over tenant or inventory space
- A building purchase needing a roof condition report
- Storm damage on a commercial property
Materials & Methods
- TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen systems
- Tapered insulation to correct chronic ponding
- Walkway pads where equipment gets serviced
What to Expect
- 01Phased work so the building stays operational
- 02Coordination around your hours and your tenants
- 03Documentation suitable for a lender or an insurer
Commercial Systems Compared
| Roof Type | Lifespan | Common Issues | Repair Complexity |
|---|---|---|---|
| TPO | 20 to 30 years | Reflective, lowers cooling load | The common retail and warehouse choice |
| EPDM | 20 to 30 years | Puncture resistant, flexible | Good where there is roof traffic |
| Modified bitumen | 15 to 25 years | Multi-ply, robust | Smaller commercial and mixed use |
| Metal | 40 years plus | Long life, higher up-front cost | Industrial and agricultural buildings |
What it looks like
Phased so you stay open
On a commercial building the roof is a business continuity issue. Most of the planning is about keeping you operating while the work happens.
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Why EVZone
Why Oklahoma City homeowners call us back
Local crews, straight answers, and a jobsite left cleaner than we found it.
Local crews, here after the storm chasers leave
We meet your adjuster on the roof
Free documented inspections
Magnetic nail sweep before we leave
Straight answers, even when the answer is no
Questions
Commercial Roofing Questions
Can you work without shutting down my business?
Yes. Commercial work gets phased around your hours and your tenants. Most of the planning is about keeping you open and dry.
Do you provide roof condition reports for lenders?
Yes, with photographs and remaining-life assessment in a form a lender or an insurer will accept.
How do you protect inventory below?
By sequencing the work so no section is open longer than it has to be, and by tarping inside where the risk warrants it.
Can you coordinate with my HVAC contractor?
Yes, and it is worth doing. Curb flashing and unit replacement are much cheaper handled together than separately.
Do you offer warranties on commercial systems?
Yes, manufacturer system warranties where the assembly qualifies, plus our own workmanship warranty.
Service areas
Where we work
Pick your city for local storm history, permit notes, and what roofs are like in your area.
Request a free inspection
Tell us what your roof is doing and we will call you back to get on the schedule.