Leaks Over One Tenant Space
Each tenant has its own rooftop unit, and the curb above one space leaks while the others stay dry. The tenant blames the landlord; the curb is the cause.

As a Boonville commercial roofing contractor, we install and replace roofs on Warrick County retail blocks, offices, and municipal buildings with tenants inside.
Boonville commercial roofing on a retail block or office building is planned around the tenants, their customers, and the hours they keep.

Each tenant gets written notice of work dates, the area of roof over their space, and who to call. Lifts and material staging go where customers do not park, and debris chutes stay away from storefront doors.
In summer, work starts at first light so roofers are off the hot membrane by mid-afternoon and adhesives cure within their limits. Noisy tear-off over a busy storefront can move to the hours before it opens, and the scope lists those hours for each tenant.
Conditions we find on Warrick County retail and office roofs.
Each tenant has its own rooftop unit, and the curb above one space leaks while the others stay dry. The tenant blames the landlord; the curb is the cause.
Retail blocks have firewalls that rise through the roof. Their caps and base flashing leak into two spaces at once.
Black roofs over shops bake through Indiana summers. Seams and flashing age fastest, and the spaces below run hot.
Scuppers on the back wall clog with leaves and trash from the alley. Water backs up and finds the nearest seam.
Restaurant tenants vent grease onto the roof. It breaks down many membranes around the hood, so leaks show over the kitchen.
Metal shops and garages lose fastener seals over time. Rust streaks under the screws point to the leak paths.
Benefits tenants and owners both notice.
Notices, set hours, and planned staging let tenants keep their doors open while the roof goes on above.
A white TPO surface replaces a heat-soaked dark roof, and spaces below stay cooler on August afternoons.
A full replacement ends the patchwork of repairs over separate units, with flashing at every firewall and curb.
Membrane and walk pads suited to kitchen exhaust go in around restaurant hoods, where standard sheets break down.
The four systems, matched to Warrick County retail and civic roofs.

White TPO cuts heat on Boonville retail blocks and welds cleanly to the curbs above each tenant's unit.
Evansville TPO roofing
Rubber membrane fits small office and municipal flat roofs with few units and older, lighter decks.
Evansville EPDM roofing
Warrick County plants and distribution buildings get industrial detailing and shift-based phasing.
Evansville industrial roofing
Standing-seam or exposed-fastener panels re-roof metal shops, garages, and storage buildings in town.
Evansville commercial metal roofingTell us which space and which unit sits above it. We check that curb first and plan the repair or replacement around the tenant's hours.
Four steps, built around the people inside.


We walk the whole roof, check every tenant's unit and curb, and core the field to see what the insulation holds.
Each tenant gets the work dates, the roof area over their space, the daily hours, and a phone number.
Summer days start early. Each roof section is torn off, rebuilt, and sealed before tenants close up for the night.
You walk the finished roof with us. The record shows which curb serves which space for future service calls.
Retail, civic, and plant roofs in these towns, too. Outside them? Call us or send us a message.
Tenant, heat, and cost questions from Warrick County.
Long, humid summers age membranes and sealants and swell the roof, then winter shrinks it again. That back-and-forth wears at seams and flashing. White TPO lowers the surface temperature, and EPDM stretches with the swings. Checking seams and sealant joints each year catches the wear early.
We do, on retail, office, and municipal buildings and metal shops in Boonville, both installs and replacements. If your building is outside the towns we list, call or send a message, and we will tell you whether a roofing crew can reach it.
A two- or three-tenant block gets the same roof walk, cores, and written scope as a large building. Smaller roofs can often be done in a few closed sections, with tenant notices and staging planned before the first day.
Roof size, layers to remove, deck repairs, insulation, the system, and the number of tenant units and firewalls set the price. Early-start summer schedules and tight staging can add to it. A roof walk with cores turns those into a written price by roof area.
That depends on the lease. Many retail leases put the roof on the landlord, and some pass roof upkeep to tenants through shared charges. We work for whoever orders the work and can write up findings over each tenant space so both sides see the same facts.
Usually, if the work over the kitchen happens outside its busiest hours and the hood area is closed off from roofers. Hood shutdowns are kept short and planned with the owner, and grease-resistant membrane and walk pads go in around the hood during that window.
A scope covers tear-off or re-cover, insulation, the membrane or panels, and flashing at every firewall, curb, and scupper. For occupied buildings it adds tenant notices, work hours, and staging. Every item is listed by area of the roof.
Send the building address and the tenants' hours. We walk the roof and plan the work around them.
Or call (812) 682-5831