About Us
Commercial Roofing Company in Winchester
Protect Your Building From Leaks, Wind Damage, and Wet Insulation
We are a commercial roofing company in Winchester that installs, replaces, and repairs roofs on commercial buildings only, with every job starting on the roof itself.
Your First Visit
- Inspect Your Roof
- Written Scope
- Pick The System
- Work Around Your Hours
How We Work
How Our Commercial Roofing Company in Winchester Approaches a Roof
As a commercial roofing company in Winchester, we work for building owners and facility managers: warehouses, plants, offices, stores, schools, churches, and farm buildings. Houses are outside what we do.
Every recommendation comes from the roof itself. We walk it, check the deck from below, and take core cuts before saying whether a roof needs a repair, a recover, or a tear-off.
- Inspection before any recommendation or price.
- A written scope for each roof area.
- Work staged around how your building runs.
Want a Second Look at Your Roof?
Call if you have a scope or an older report you want checked against the roof as it is today.
- Field seams and laps, probed or pulled where they look tired
- Flashing at parapets, curbs, pipe boots, and wall terminations
- Drains, scuppers, gutters, and downspouts, with strainers cleared
- Edge metal and coping, checked hardest at the corners
- Ponding areas and the low bays behind rooftop units
- Soft insulation found underfoot and confirmed with core cuts
- The deck underside for rust, sagging, or dark wet spots
- Curb heights at each rooftop unit against the new roof height
Inspection Checklist
What a Winchester Commercial Roofing Inspection Covers
The same list on every roof, written up section by section.
Scope Of Work
What Our Winchester Commercial Roofing Work Includes
A clear line between what we do, what other trades handle, and what we turn down.
What We Do
What Other Trades Handle
What We Will Not Do
Before You Hire
Questions Owners Ask Before Hiring a Roofer
Which building code applies to commercial roofs in Winchester?
The 2018 Kentucky Building Code, drawn from the 2015 International Building Code, per the Kentucky Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction. Energy compliance is measured against the 2012 IECC, with ASHRAE 90.1-2010 as an alternate path. The local building office applies both through permits and inspections.
What wind and hail details matter on a new roof near Winchester?
Edges, corners, and soft surfaces. Wind uplift peaks at corners and the perimeter, so those zones get extra fasteners, tighter plates, or more adhesive, with edge metal on continuous cleats. Hail dents soft insulation, so a high-density cover board goes under single-ply sheet. Metal roofs benefit from heavier gauge panels and solid ridge cap fastening.
Can a new roof’s insulation or reflective membrane qualify for a utility program?
Sometimes, so check before ordering. The LG&E and KU business rebate listing includes a custom option that names insulation. Co-op members should call their own co-op; Clark Energy serves Clark and Montgomery counties. Ask about pre-approval before tear-off, since program staff often want to see the old insulation and the planned R-value.
What should an owner gather before the first roof inspection?
A short roof history and a few photos of interior stains. Note the roof age and system, past repairs or recover layers, a floor sketch with leak spots circled, how to reach the hatch or ladder, who services the rooftop equipment, and the utility for any mast near the roof. Original drain and insulation records help on replacements.
Call a Commercial Roofing Company in Winchester
Send the address and what you know about the roof. We start with an inspection.