Yes, our 24/7 response team handles leaks, storm damage, and structural emergencies for Katy businesses. Average response time is under 2 hours with temporary tarping and permanent fixes within 48 hours.

Sometimes. While overlay installations save on tear-off costs, they’re only viable if the existing roof has ≤1 layer and no moisture damage. We perform core tests to determine eligibility per Texas building codes.

The top causes are ponding water (due to poor drainage design), UV degradation (lack of reflective coatings), and substandard installation (incorrect seam sealing). Our tapered insulation systems solve these issues with a 1/4" per foot slope.

All Katy commercial projects require a Fort Bend County building permit and TACLB-licensed contractors. We handle permit applications, wind speed documentation, and final inspections as part of our service.

A 20,000 sq. ft. TPO replacement takes 2-3 weeks with proper planning. We phase projects to minimize business disruption, often working nights/weekends for retail centers or medical facilities. Emergency repairs can be completed in 24-48 hours.

Most Katy business insurance policies cover storm-related damage (hail, wind, fallen debris). We help clients navigate claims with documentation like core samples and wind uplift tests. Non-storm wear-and-tear repairs are typically the owner’s responsibility.

We recommend bi-annual inspections (spring and fall) to prepare for Texas storm season and identify minor issues before they become costly repairs. Properties over 10 years old or with previous storm damage may need quarterly checkups.

TPO roofing is the top choice for most Katy commercial properties due to its energy efficiency, hail resistance, and 30-year lifespan. Metal roofing is ideal for industrial facilities needing extreme durability, while EPDM works well for low-slope buildings needing waterproofing. The best material depends on your building type, budget, and long-term maintenance plans.