Flat Roof Seam And Flashing Repair
Rewelded or taped laps and new base flashing at shared walls on the low-slope membrane over most storefront rows.
Flat roof repairAs a Franklin commercial roof repair contractor, we fix leaking seams, curbs, and flashing over stores and shops while tenants keep their doors open.


A Franklin commercial roof repair contractor working over a row of stores has two jobs: stop the leak, and keep each tenant open. That starts with knowing which space sits under which curb, fan, and drain.
Repairs at rooftop units, exhaust fans, and service masts usually need power off for a few hours. We plan those windows with you and each tenant ahead of time and work over one storefront at a time.
Shared roofs over several tenants fail in a few familiar places.
Curb flashing pulled loose, or a rusted curb cap over that tenant's rooftop unit.
We reflash the curb and replace the cap during a planned shutdown for that unit.
Open coping joints or base flashing pulled away where two storefront roofs meet.
Coping joints get covers, base flashing is replaced, and the termination bar is reset along the wall.
Grease from the kitchen exhaust softening the membrane around the fan curb.
Damaged sheet is replaced with grease-rated membrane, and a containment box goes under the discharge.
A weatherhead or service cable boot through the roof that has cracked or pulled loose.
The boot or pitch pan is resealed, and rusted conduit straps get new fasteners.
What tenants and owners notice once a shared roof is repaired.
The repairs Franklin storefront roofs need most, matched to the roof type.
Rewelded or taped laps and new base flashing at shared walls on the low-slope membrane over most storefront rows.
Flat roof repairMapping stains in each space on one floor plan, so the entry point is found once even when water crosses a demising wall.
Commercial roof leak repairFastener rows, end laps, and gutters on metal shop buildings behind or beside the storefronts.
Commercial metal roof repairTell us which tenant space and which unit.
Planning repairs across several tenant roofs? Send the address for a free estimate.
Get A Free EstimateThe same four steps, fitted around store hours.
Walking the whole row instead of only the leaking space, we match each tenant to its curb, fan, and drain and check the seams and parapets between them.
Shutdown times for units and the electric service are agreed with you and each tenant, along with where ladders and materials stage away from customer entrances.
One storefront roof at a time gets opened, repaired with matching sheet or flashing, and closed before we move to the next, so ceilings stay closed overnight.
Photos and roof notes come back sorted by tenant space, which helps you split costs and answer each tenant's questions about the work above them.
We repair commercial roofs in Franklin, Bowling Green, and seven more towns. Somewhere else? Call us or send us a message.
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Brownsville commercial roof repairFranklin Electric Plant Board serves more than 4,800 customers inside the city limits, according to TVA's listing, while the Warren RECC cooperative covers rural ground around town.
Check the bill to see which feeds your building. Repairs at units, exhaust fans, and service masts often need power off for a few hours, and weatherheads through the roof need their boots or pitch pans resealed.
It depends on the scope. For Simpson County, the state's county sheet lists the Franklin zoning office first, then state inspectors for building work. Patching a seam is small work; replacing deck, panels, or a unit curb draws more review, so describe the full scope when you call that office.
Yes, with a few extra steps. Kitchen exhaust leaves grease on the membrane around the hood fan, which softens most sheets over time. We replace the damaged area with a grease-rated sheet, add a containment box under the discharge, and time any fan shutdown with the kitchen's slow hours.
We trace it once, from both ceilings, on one floor plan. Water often crosses a demising wall along the deck before it drops, so the stain in each space can come from the same seam or curb.
The report names the single entry point and the repair, which keeps both tenants and the owner working from the same facts.
Which day work runs over their space, whether their rooftop unit or fan will be off and for how long, and where ladders and materials will sit. Tear-out of wet insulation is the loudest step, so it gets timed away from busy store hours when the schedule allows.
Send the storefront address and the tenant spaces with leaks, and we will plan the visit around them.
Leave a name and number and we will call about your roof.
Or call (364) 207-8996 now.