Commercial Roofing in Georgetown, TX

Yes. We work on industrial, logistics and manufacturing buildings along both highways, from older metal buildings that need a retrofit to newer ones whose large roofs and walls need to stay tight. Every job begins on the roof, with a survey of what is there now.

Yes, when the cause is thin or compressed insulation under the roof, which is common in older metal buildings. A retrofit creates a new cavity above the old roof, and we fill it with insulation before the new metal roof goes on. The building stays in use throughout.

Sub-purlins sit on the old panels and are screwed down into the original purlins. They raise the new roof above the old one, and the gap between the two takes the new insulation. Until the new roof is complete, the old one carries on shedding rain.

If the space needs steady temperatures for a process, products or staff, insulated metal panels are the better choice because the insulation is continuous and the joints seal tightly. If the building is mostly unconditioned, R-panel with a separate insulation layer is the sensible option.

Yes, when the roof is genuinely low-slope and carries rooftop equipment. White TPO reflects summer sun, and heat-welded seams make one continuous waterproof sheet. If the deck holds water after heavy rain, we also price a framed metal retrofit that adds slope.

Heavy rain along the Balcones Escarpment, spring hail and strong gusts all shape the details. We size gutters and downspouts for downpours, set closer fastener spacing at edges and corners, and choose panel gauges and finishes with hail and summer sun in mind.

In most cases, yes. We agree crane lifts, deliveries, dock access and work over sensitive lines with your plant team in advance. With a retrofit, the old roof is never removed, so water stays out of the plant during the work.

Yes. Georgetown falls within the Austin-area work we take on, whether the building sits on I-35, SH 130 or SH 29. Share the location and some pictures of the roof, and we will come out to look at it.

Yes, when the steel is sound. A coating system with rust treatment, sealed or replaced fasteners and cut-edge treatment protects the roof and renews its finish. Where panels have rusted through or the insulation is wet, we will recommend a retrofit instead and explain the reason.

The address, roof and wall photos, drawings if you have them, the approximate age of the building and what you notice inside, such as heat, drips or rust. To set up a visit, call (210) 775-0995 or pass everything to us on the contact page.