Boyd County · Commercial Only

Ashland Commercial Roofing Contractor

Roof Systems Built for Warehouses, Plants, Offices, and Shops

As an Ashland commercial roofing contractor, we install, replace, and repair roofs on commercial buildings, from the deck and insulation up to the membrane, edge metal, and drains.

Aerial view of roofers on a large industrial plant roof
Industrial Roof · Crew On A Plant Roof
  • First VisitRoof walk and core cut
  • SystemsTPO, EPDM, and metal
  • Work PlanSections sealed each night
  • PermitsFiled with the right office

What We Install

Ashland Commercial Roofing Services by System

An Ashland commercial roofing contractor should match the system to the roof in front of it. Six services cover the low-slope and metal roofs we work on.

  1. Leaks And Damage

    Commercial Roof Repair

    Open laps, split flashing at a curb, a clogged drain, or a punctured sheet under a rooftop unit. We trace the water and fix that detail.

    Roof repair
  2. White Single-Ply

    TPO Roofing

    Heat-welded white membrane for warehouses, retail, and offices with wide low-slope roofs, where fewer seams and a cooler surface pay off.

    TPO roofing
  3. Rubber Membrane

    EPDM Roofing

    Synthetic rubber sheet with taped laps, a strong fit for plain rectangular roofs, older warehouses, and recovers over a dry existing roof.

    EPDM roofing
  4. Low-Slope Roofs

    Flat Roofing

    Worn built-up, modified, or single-ply roofs with ponding near drains. We decide between recover and tear-off, then add taper where water sits.

    Flat roofing
  5. Plants And Warehouses

    Industrial Roofing

    Process exhaust, heavy curbs, and roof hatches on plants that keep running. Sections open and close in one shift around production.

    Industrial roofing
  6. Standing Seam And R-Panel

    Commercial Metal Roofing

    Steel roofs for shops, barns, and plants: new panels, retrofit framing over a flat roof, fastener and lap repairs, and storm walks.

    Metal roofing

On The Roof

Roof Problems We Find on Boyd County Buildings

Most calls start with one of these six. Each one points to a different detail on the roof, so the fix starts there.

Stains Under a Rooftop Unit

Ceiling tile spotting near an RTU usually traces to the curb flashing or a cracked counterflashing above it rather than the open field of the roof.

Water Left After Rain

Ponding rings and dirt marks near drains show where the roof lost its slope or a drain sits high. Taper or a new drain body corrects it.

Open Laps and Seams

Split seams let water run sideways under the membrane. On EPDM the T-joints near drains open first; on TPO a cold weld peels at the edge.

Soft Spots Underfoot

Spongy insulation means water already got in. A core cut shows how far it spread before anyone decides between patching and tear-off.

Backed-Out Screws on Metal

Raised screw heads and cracked washers on R-panel roofs let rain in along every purlin line. Oversized screws with new washers close them.

Loose Edge Metal and Coping

Wind off the Ohio River works coping caps and gravel stop loose, and the membrane behind them lifts next. Cleats and fasteners hold it down.

How It Works

How Your Ashland Commercial Roofing Contractor Runs a Job

Every job follows the same order, whether it is one leaking curb or a full tear-off on a warehouse.

  1. Inspect Your Roof

    A roof walk records the membrane or panels, every curb and drain, the edge metal, and the deck from inside. Core cuts show what the surface hides.

  2. Written Scope

    You get the findings in writing: repair, recover, tear-off, or new metal, with the insulation plan and the details that change.

  3. Permit and Schedule

    The permit goes to the office that covers your address. Work dates are set around shifts, deliveries, and rooftop unit shutdowns.

  4. Build in Sections

    Crews open only the area they can close that day, then tie the new roof to the old with a night seal before leaving.

  5. Final Roof Walk

    Seams get probed, drains get water-tested, and the edge metal gets checked before the job closes out with photos.

Water Coming Through the Ceiling Tile?

Call and tell us where the stain is and what sits on the roof above it. That points the first visit at the right curb, drain, or seam.

  • Leak traced at the source
  • Findings in writing
  • One call to start

What Changes

What a New Roof Changes Up Top

A replacement done in the right order fixes more than the membrane. These are the parts of the roof that improve.

  • Dry Insulation Again

    Wet boards come out and new polyiso goes in, so the roof holds its insulating value and the deck stops rusting under trapped water.

    Deck
  • Water Moves to the Drains

    Tapered insulation and crickets send water to drains and scuppers instead of letting it sit against curbs and parapet walls.

    Drains
  • Tight Details at Every Unit

    Curbs get new flashing and counterflashing at the right height, which is where most leaks on older Ashland roofs begin.

    Curbs
  • Fewer Laps to Watch

    Wide TPO and EPDM sheets cut down the number of seams, and every new lap is probed or rolled and checked before the crew moves on.

    Seams
  • Edges That Stay Put

    New edge metal and coping fastened to sound nailers keeps wind from peeling the membrane back at the perimeter.

    Edges

Your Options

Repair, Recover, or Replace Your Roof?

Three paths, and the condition of the insulation decides most of it. Here is how they compare on a typical Ashland low-slope roof.

Repair, Recover, or Replace Your Roof?
FactorRepairRecoverTear-Off
When it fitsLeaks at a few details, dry insulationOne existing roof, dry insulation, solid deckWet insulation, rusted deck, or two roofs already
What gets replacedFlashing, seams, drains, or panels at the problemNew cover board and membrane over the old roofEverything down to the deck
Deck inspectionFrom inside onlySpot checks at core cutsFull view as sections open
Edge and drain heightsUnchangedRaised with the added layersReset to the new roof
Noise and debrisLowLowerHighest, with daily cleanup

Common Questions

Trusted Commercial Roofing Contractor Answers for Ashland

Short answers to what Ashland owners ask before they call. The full set is on the commercial roofing FAQ.

Roofing truck and materials staged beside a commercial building

Scope

What does a commercial roofing contractor install in Ashland?

Everything from the deck up. On a warehouse or office roof that means rigid insulation, cover board, and a TPO or EPDM membrane, plus the drains, scuppers, flashing, coping, and walk pads that keep water moving.

Shops, barns, and plants with pitched roofs get steel panels, trim, and closures instead of membrane.

Choosing A System

How do you pick the roof system for my building?

The current roof answers most of it: slope, drain locations, ponding marks, kitchen or process vents, foot traffic to rooftop units, and whether the insulation is dry.

A dry, flat roof with light traffic fits single-ply. A pitched roof with failing panels points to new metal.

Cost

What drives commercial roof replacement cost in Ashland, KY?

Square footage, the system, insulation thickness, and how many curbs, pipes, skylights, and drains need flashing. Edge metal and gutter lengths add to it.

Crane access matters downtown, where street space is tight. A roof crowded with units costs more per square foot than a plain roof of the same size.

Permits

Who inspects a commercial roof replacement in Ashland?

Inside city limits, the job goes through the city of Ashland building inspector. Boyd County itself has no county building inspector, according to the state contact sheet.

A building with an Ashland mailing address but outside city limits goes to the Boyd County commercial permit contact instead.

Buildings

Do you handle commercial roofing for warehouses in Ashland?

Yes. Warehouses are the most common roof we see: wide spans, interior drains, and long runs of edge metal. Mechanically attached TPO or EPDM covers that area fast.

Thicker sheet and walk pads go along forklift-served dock roofs and rooftop unit paths.

Timing

Can the building stay open while the roof is replaced?

In most cases, yes. Crews tear off only what they can close that day, seal the edge each night, and protect stock and equipment under the work area with plastic inside.

Noisy work and adhesive odors are scheduled around your hours and air intakes.

Get a Price From an Ashland Commercial Roofing Contractor

Send the roof size and what you are seeing, or call and walk us through it. A roof walk comes first.

Call Us (606) 221-5688