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Replacement, engineered around your operations

A commercial reroof is a capital project, not a purchase. We run it like one: assessment, written spec, itemized proposal, and a build phased so your building keeps doing its job.

Roofer torch-applying a modified bitumen membrane during a commercial roof replacement

A capital project treated like one

Commercial replacement decisions move through budgets, boards, and bid processes — so the documentation has to stand on its own. Our proposals are engineered and itemized: existing assembly findings, the proposed system with insulation values, attachment, and details, priced line by line so a committee can interrogate every number without a phone call.

Then execution: staging, crane days, noisy phases, and odor-sensitive work all scheduled with your team in advance. Tenants notified, operations protected, site controlled. We've built the process so that the disruptive part of a reroof is the part you planned for — nothing else.

System-agnostic on purpose: TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, and metal are all on our truck. The building and the budget pick the system, not the contractor's inventory.

Signs replacement has arrived

  • Chronic, spreading leaks

    When repairs stop holding and new leaks outpace fixes, the membrane is telling you something.

  • Saturated insulation

    Wet insulation can't be coated over and kills energy performance — core samples confirm it.

  • End of service life

    A membrane at the end of its term fails unpredictably — ahead of it, you control the timing.

  • Repair spend climbing

    When annual repair costs rival financing a new roof, the math has flipped.

Our approach

How a commercial replacement runs

  • Assessment & core sampling

    Moisture mapping and assembly cores establish what's actually up there and what can stay.

  • Engineered, itemized proposal

    System options with insulation, attachment, and detail specs — priced for board review.

  • Phased execution

    Sections opened and closed watertight daily; staging and noise scheduled with your operations.

  • Closeout documentation

    As-built photos, warranty registration, and a maintenance schedule to protect the investment.

FAQ

Commercial Roof Replacement questions, answered

Can the building stay occupied during replacement?
Almost always, yes. Work is phased, each day's section is closed watertight, and the loud or odor-producing phases are scheduled around your hours. Occupied replacements are the norm, not the exception.
Recover or full tear-off — how do you decide?
Moisture data decides. A dry, sound assembly can often take a recover board and new membrane (less cost, less disruption); saturated or failing assemblies come off. We show you the core results either way.
How do you handle bid and procurement processes?
Our proposals are written to spec-and-bid standards — itemized scope, system data, and references available — so boards and procurement teams can evaluate them properly.
What does a commercial replacement cost?
It varies enormously with size, system, insulation, and access — which is why we don't quote from the parking lot. The assessment is free and the proposal is itemized to the line, so you'll know exactly where every dollar goes.

Industries we serve

Built for your kind of building

Every facility type has its own schedule, budget, and roof. We roof them all across South Mississippi.

Service area

Where we provide commercial roof replacement

Based in Hattiesburg and serving Mississippi within about two hours — from the Pine Belt to the Gulf Coast.

Let's talk about your roof

A consultation, not a sales pitch: we assess your building, your operations, and your budget cycle — then propose the system that actually fits.

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