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Roofs for buildings that can't stop working.

  1. 01Replacement
  2. 02Restoration
  3. 03Service programs
  4. 04Storm response

Commercial and multi-family roofing across Connecticut and Westchester. Planned around tenants, operations and weather.

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A / Approach

We plan the roof around the building's schedule. Loading docks stay open, classrooms stay dry, residents stay home.

Roofer standing at the edge of a flat roof against a blue sky

Every project starts with a roof survey, core samples where needed, and a conversation with the people who run the building. The schedule is written around them, then the roof.

How a commercial project runs

B / Systems

Four roof systems. Chosen for the building, not the bid.

SystemBest forWhy
TPOWarehouses, retail, large low-slopeReflective, heat-welded seams, efficient on big areas
EPDMSchools, older buildings, cold exposuresProven rubber membrane, flexible in the cold
Modified bitumenHeavy foot traffic, multi-familyMulti-ply toughness around equipment and walkways
Standing-seam metalPitched commercial, canopiesLong service life, sheds snow, low maintenance

C / Work

Selected projects

Sample projects for this concept. Scroll sideways.

  • Aerial view of a flat commercial roof with rooftop equipment

    01Multi-family

    Mid-rise residential, TPO replacement

  • Aerial view of large warehouse roofs among trees

    02Industrial

    Distribution campus, phased re-roof

  • Interior of a steel-framed warehouse with skylight panels

    03Industrial

    Skylight and deck replacement

  • Rooftop mechanical unit on a curb with metal ductwork

    04Commercial

    Curb and flashing rebuild

D / Sectors

Sectors served

  • Warehousing
  • Education
  • Multi-family
  • Retail
  • Healthcare offices
  • Municipal

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