Commercial Roofing

Both hold up in Minnesota. EPDM is a dark membrane that handles freeze-thaw cycling well and is forgiving to repair; TPO is a reflective white membrane that can help with summer cooling loads. Roof size, rooftop equipment, drainage, and how long you plan to own the building all factor in — we walk the roof before recommending either.

Almost never. We phase commercial projects in Hopkins, Eden Prairie, and Plymouth around your operating hours, stage materials away from entrances, and tell you each morning which section of the roof we're on.

It scales with square footage, the number of penetrations and curbs, how much of the existing system has to come off, insulation and drainage corrections, and the membrane you choose. Tear-off and drainage repair are usually the two biggest variables. You get a line-by-line scope, not a lump-sum guess.

Often, yes. Many low-slope leaks come from seams, flashing at walls and curbs, or ponding water at a bad slope rather than the field of the membrane. If a repair will genuinely hold, that's what we'll recommend.

We inspect and document the system, get you photos you can hand to your carrier, and work with the adjuster so the scope reflects the real damage. Our satisfaction guarantee applies to commercial work the same as residential.