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Commercial roof repair and replacement in Jacksonville

Updated September 2026

A leaking commercial roof costs more than the repair: stock, equipment and tenants sit under it. We respond to leaks any hour, keep a written record of every visit, and plan replacements around the business operating below.

  • Calls answered 24/7
  • TPO, mod bit, metal and coatings
  • Work planned around business hours
Finished shingle roof on a Jacksonville home
Commercial Roofing, Jacksonville
In short

Commercial roofing in Jacksonville, FL covers leak response, repairs and full replacement on low-slope and metal roofs over retail, office and warehouse buildings, most often TPO, modified bitumen, built-up, standing seam or exposed-fastener metal. Replacements are permitted through JaxEPICS and phased so the building can stay open while the roof is done.

Roofs over a business

What building owners and managers need from a roofer

Commercial roofs are mostly low-slope membranes and metal, and they fail in the same places: seams, drains, rooftop equipment curbs, parapet walls and penetrations for pipes and conduit. What changes is the stakes. A leak over a server room or a stockroom is an emergency at any hour.

Managers also need paperwork. Every visit produces photos and a short written record of what was found and fixed, so the property file shows the roof's history when it is time to budget for replacement or answer a tenant.

Low slope commercial roof in Jacksonville with rooftop HVAC units and a roofer checking a seam

Cost factors

What decides the cost of commercial roof work

Roof system and size

Membrane type, square footage and insulation set the base.

Drainage corrections

Tapered insulation and new drains add material and labor.

Rooftop equipment

HVAC curbs, skylights and penetrations each need flashing work.

Access and phasing

Working around an open business adds staging and scheduling time.

Commercial roofs are priced after a roof survey and, where needed, core samples to check the insulation.

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Commercial leak response

When a commercial roof leaks, we answer any hour, stop the water with a temporary seal once the rain allows, and trace the entry point on the roof, not just above the ceiling tile that got wet. Common culprits are split seams, failed flashing at HVAC curbs, clogged drains and parapet caps letting water behind the membrane.

The permanent repair follows with matching membrane and a written note for the property file, including anything else on the roof that looked close to failing.

Roofer sealing a failed flashing at an HVAC curb on a commercial roof

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Commercial reroofing

Crew rolling out new TPO membrane over tapered insulation on a commercial roof

A commercial reroof is either a tear-off to the deck or, where the existing roof is dry and the code allows, a recover over it. We core the roof to check for wet insulation first, because a recover over wet insulation traps the problem. New systems are usually TPO or modified bitumen with tapered insulation to fix drainage, or metal on pitched commercial buildings.

The work is phased by section so the building keeps operating, and each section is dried in the same day.

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Retail, office and warehouse roofs

Each building type has its own priorities. Retail centers need work scheduled around customer hours and storefront access. Offices need noise and adhesive odors planned around tenants. Warehouses often have large roofs with many skylights, exhaust fans and long drainage runs, where a single clogged drain can pond water across a wide area.

We plan the staging, safety perimeter, crane or hoist location and schedule for the building in front of us, and agree it with the manager before work starts.

Wide warehouse roof with skylights, exhaust fans and long drainage runs

Your options

Repair, recover or replace a commercial roof

RepairRecoverTear-off and replace
When it fitsLocal seam, drain or flashing problemsDry existing roof, one layer, sound deckWet insulation, multiple layers or a failed deck
DisruptionMinimalModerateHighest, phased by section
Drainage fixesLimitedPossible with tapered insulationFully correctable
What we check firstThe leak pathCore samples for moistureDeck condition as sections open

A sound roof with tired seams may also be a candidate for [[roof-coating|a roof coating]].

What is included

What a commercial reroof includes

  • Roof survey with photos, and core samples where needed
  • Written scope: repair, recover or replace
  • Phasing and staging plan agreed with the manager
  • Permit filed through JaxEPICS
  • Tear-off or recover by section, dried in the same day
  • Tapered insulation or new drains where water ponds
  • Flashing at HVAC curbs, skylights, walls and penetrations
  • New edge metal and parapet caps
  • Final inspection and a photo record for the property file

Step by step

How a commercial roof project runs

  1. 1

    Roof survey

    Seams, drains, curbs and edges photographed; core samples where needed.

  2. 2

    Written findings

    Repair, recover or replace, with the reasoning.

  3. 3

    Plan around the business

    Phasing, staging and hours agreed with the manager.

  4. 4

    Permit

    Filed through JaxEPICS with the product approvals.

  5. 5

    Install by section

    Each section dried in the same day.

  6. 6

    Close-out file

    Final inspection, photos and product documentation for the property file.

Roofing in Jacksonville

Commercial roofing under Jacksonville permits and summer rain

Commercial roof work in Jacksonville runs through the same online permit system as residential: every permit type is submitted through JaxEPICS, and a phased commercial reroof means planning each phase's inspections around that permit. The weather sets the rest of the schedule. NWS Jacksonville's normals put 21.25 inches of rain in June, July and August, so large tear-offs are sequenced to open only what can be dried in before the afternoon storms.

We install and repair the lines Northeast Florida suppliers stock, from GAF, Owens Corning and CertainTeed shingles to Eagle concrete tile and Carlisle TPO.

  • GAF
  • Owens Corning
  • CertainTeed
  • TAMKO
  • Atlas Roofing
  • IKO
  • Gulf Coast Supply
  • Eagle Roofing Products
  • Westlake Royal
  • Polyglass
  • Carlisle
  • Johns Manville
  • Englert
  • VELUX

Questions we hear

Commercial roofing questions

Related work

Other flat and commercial roofing we do in Jacksonville

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Phone
(904) 561-1058
Hours
Answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Service office
6435-1 Wilson Blvd Building 1, Jacksonville, FL 32210
Head office
Ocala, FL 34472
Coverage
Jacksonville and the beaches, Nassau County to the north, Clay and St. Johns counties to the south, Baker County to the west, and Marion County from the Ocala office. See the service area

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