Commercial Roofing Contractor In Ohio

We Will Travel To You 

Our teams love Cleveland, Ohio, but they are excited to come to see you! Out of one location, we are able to travel to across Ohio and into the surrounding states including Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania to help with your commercial roof.

Each geographical area has its own challenges, and we know how to protect your facility from the worst of the worst weather in your area.

Heavy Snow

If you have a building in Ohio, you know that when it snows, it snows hard. Seasonal snow can test your roof in a couple of ways:

• Weight – Snow adds a lot of pressure onto your building’s structure.
• Melting Snow – Melting snow can overwhelm your gutter system if they are not properly maintained, causing water to back up onto your roof.

We apply Spray Polyurethane Foam Roofing directly onto your substrate or existing roof for the best adhesion and protection against gusts of wind. Our Silicone Solutions are equipped to waterproof your roof and keep moisture out of your building. We can coat nearly any existing roof with silicone to add another layer of protection for your peace of mind.

Nearby Trees

Ohio has some beautiful trees; we are lucky to have trees everywhere! Unfortunately, these trees can bring some problems with your roof system.

• Winter – Snow, and ice can fall from nearby trees onto your roof. If it snows enough in a short amount of time, branches can break and cause significant damage to your building.
• Summer – Summer and Spring bring vegetation and animals to the area. Falling leaves, branches and flowers can clog your drain system and create damage to your roof.

Protect Against UV Damage

Ohioans are always relieved when the summer sun comes out! But that harsh sun during the summer months can age your membrane roof. The UV damage can break down a membrane faster than a roof system that is shaded. Roofs that have extended exposure to sun tend to degrade faster. A solid maintenance plan and the proper roof to deflect sunlight and UV rays can help extend the life of your roof.