Every Repair Job
What We Do
- Repair Scope
- Name each repair location in writing
- Wet Areas
- Mark wet insulation on the map
- Equipment Leaks
- Flag unit leaks for the HVAC trade
- Replacement Talk
- Explain it once core cuts show spread
How We Work
Commercial Roof Repair Company in Scranton
Repairs Built On What The Roof Shows
Our commercial roof repair company in Scranton traces each leak on the roof first, then repairs the seams, drains, flashing, or panels behind it.
Our Approach
How Our Commercial Roof Repair Company in Scranton Approaches A Roof
As a commercial roof repair company in Scranton, we spend most of each visit finding where dry, firm roofing starts, because that edge is where a repair holds.
Water rarely drips straight below where it enters. It runs along the deck, soaks into insulation, and follows pipes and joists. We walk the roof above the stain and around it, checking seams, drains, curbs, and parapets.
Core cuts confirm whether insulation is wet. The repair line goes where the roofing is dry again, which keeps the next storm from finding the edge of the patch.
- Leaks traced from the ceiling back to the roof
- Core cuts where wet insulation is suspected
- A written scope naming each repair location
- Photos of the roof before and after the work
Inspection List
What Every Inspection Checks
The same list goes up on every roof, whatever the system.
- Membrane seams and laps
- Drains, strainers, and scuppers
- Curbs under rooftop units
- Parapet caps and coping joints
- Fasteners and washers on metal
- Pipe boots and penetrations
- Low spots and ponding rings
- Wet insulation by core cut
Want Your Roof Walked?
Book an inspection and get a written scope for the repairs the roof needs, with photos of each problem area.
Plain Terms
What We Do And What We Leave Out
Clear terms on the paperwork, the roof, and the decisions that belong to you.
What We Leave Out
- Repair Scope
- Patches placed only under a stain
- Wet Areas
- Coating over soaked insulation
- Equipment Leaks
- Roofing changed for a unit drip
- Replacement Talk
- Replacement pushed for a small leak
What Stays Your Call
- Repair Scope
- Timing around tenants and shifts
- Wet Areas
- Whether to replace wet sections now
- Equipment Leaks
- Which trade fixes equipment
- Replacement Talk
- Repair versus a phased replacement
After The Visit
What Building Owners Get From Each Visit
Records that stay useful after the crew leaves.
A Repair Map
Each repair location marked on a simple roof sketch for your files.
Photo Set
Before and after photos of every seam, drain, and curb we worked on.
Wet Area Notes
Where core cuts found wet insulation and how far it reached.
Lease-Ready Detail
A defect description owners and tenants can read against the lease.
Trade Referrals
Notes for the HVAC or plumbing trade when the leak is theirs.
Watch List
Roof details for staff to check after the next heavy storm.
Talk To Our Commercial Roof Repair Company in Scranton
Call or send the roof details. We inspect, write the scope, and repair what the roof needs.