We offer commercial roof repair services in Terre Haute for flat, metal, and plant roofs, plus tracing for leaks with no clear source.
Our commercial roof repair services in Terre Haute cover four kinds of work. Pick the roof you have to see what each repair includes and where it usually starts.
Membrane and built-up roofs on stores, offices, and warehouses. Split seams, blisters, punctures, and ponding at drains are the usual calls, and each patch matches the membrane already down.
Typical Repairs
Steel shop, warehouse, and farm building roofs. Worn screw runs, open end laps, loose ridge closures, and holed panels cause most leaks, and repairs keep the same rib profile.
Typical Repairs
Any roof where the stain inside has no obvious source above it. The water gets traced from the ceiling back to the opening first, then the repair is matched to that roof.
Typical Repairs
Plant roofs carrying fans, stacks, and units, where exhaust residue and service traffic wear the membrane and flashing. Work is booked around shifts and sealed each day.
Typical RepairsStart from what you see. The middle column names the repair that usually comes first, and the last says why.
| What You See | Start With | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Water standing near a drain for days | Flat roof repair | The drain bowl or a low spot around it needs resetting |
| Drips lined up under steel ribs | Metal roof repair | A run of screws or an end lap has worn out together |
| A ceiling stain with no seam above it | Leak repair | Water is traveling along the deck from somewhere upslope |
| Damp membrane around an exhaust fan | Industrial roof repair | Heat and residue have worn the membrane and curb flashing |
| Punctures along the path to the units | Flat roof repair | Foot traffic needs patches and walkway pads |
| Rust holes in a few panels | Metal roof repair | Panels get swapped for matching steel and laps resealed |
| Water along an inside wall | Leak repair | Coping joints or wall flashing are letting water into the wall |
| Drips under a skylight or hatch | Leak repair | The dome, gasket, or curb flashing has opened up |
Tell us what the roof is made of and where the water shows up. That narrows it to one of the four repairs.
The roof system changes the materials, while the steps stay the same on every repair.
Stains and drips inside get matched to the roof above, then followed upslope past curbs, seams, and drains to the opening.
Moisture readings and core cuts show how far water spread beyond the opening and how many boards need replacing.
Findings come back as a written list with photos of each seam, drain, or curb and a price for each repair, ranked so urgent items come first.
Patches, panels, and flashing match the roof already there, so they bond to it and move with it through the seasons.
Water tests and drain flushes check the repair before the job closes, and the after photos go to you.
Short answers on choosing a repair, mixed roofs, and stopgaps.
Often. A plant may have a metal shop roof, a flat office roof, and fans on both. Each roof gets the repair that matches it, and they can be done in one visit.
Tell us what it looks like: ribbed metal, a smooth white or black sheet, or gravel. A photo from a ladder helps, and the roof walk settles it.
Yes. Repairs match the system already on the roof, whoever put it on. If the roof still carries a manufacturer warranty, check its terms first, since some require an approved installer for repairs.
Yes. A stopgap seal keeps water out until the roof is dry enough for a lasting repair. Both get listed in the estimate so the second visit is planned.
Many do, but each storm puts more stress on it. We check it after heavy rain or snow and schedule the full repair for the first dry stretch.
Water reaching stock, machines, or electrical panels, or a section of roof torn open by wind. Those get a temporary seal first and a lasting repair once the surface dries out.
Each repair item gets its own line with photos: the seam patch, the drain reset, the panel swap. You can approve items one at a time and schedule the rest for later.
Yes, for flat, metal, leak, and plant roofs alike. A water test or moisture scan for a hidden leak shows up as a priced line before it happens.
Photos help set up the visit, and the price comes after the roof walk, because wet insulation and hidden seam damage change the scope of most repairs.
Built-up roofs with gravel get repaired by scraping back the gravel, cutting out blisters or splits, and rebuilding the plies before the gravel goes back down over the patch.
Standing seam panels get seams re-crimped, clips reset, and end laps resealed. Panels with holes are replaced in the same seam profile so they lock into their neighbors.
EPDM gets primed seam tape and cover strips over open laps, and punctures get a patch of the same rubber. Where shrinkage pulls the membrane off a wall, the base flashing gets rebuilt.
Tell us about the roof and the leak. We will match the repair to the roof and price it in writing.