All of North CarolinaEst. 2026

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Commercial · North Carolina

Low-slope roofs, with the findings in writing.

Service calls and replacements on TPO, EPDM, and PVC, plus condition reporting for owners with more than one building.

  • SBA-certified SDVOSB
  • VOSB
  • NRCA member
  • Est. 2026
  • Fully insured with a business owner's policy

Government buyers: registration details are on the federal page.

How a service call goes

  1. Callback. The owner calls you within 1–2 hours.
  2. On-site leak trace. We follow the water back to the source.
  3. Photo report. You get pictures of what we found.
  4. Written plan. The recommendation is in writing before more work starts.
  5. NRCA member. Built to NRCA guidelines and the manufacturer's details, when a repair is the plan.

Sectors we serve

  • Industrial and logistics. Single-ply TPO and PVC work planned around penetrations, and scheduled so the building can keep operating.
  • Healthcare and clinics. Work scheduled and staged to limit disruption in an occupied building. Low-VOC adhered roof systems are used where they limit odor in a building that stays occupied.
  • Education and municipal. Work scheduled around budget cycles and the school or facility calendar.
  • Federal and defense. CAGE 26Y01. Federal page.

These are the kinds of buildings we work on. This page does not list past projects.

Brick institutional building with a stepped parapet, rows of windows, and bare tree branches.

Single-ply seams

Three typical lap sections. These are drawings, not photos of completed roofs.

  • Section drawing of a TPO lap seam. The top sheet is hot-air welded to the bottom sheet, and fastener plates sit under the lap, on a cover board, rigid insulation, and a fluted steel deck. Typical detail, not for construction.

    TPO weldHot-air welded seam

  • Section drawing of an EPDM lap. Seam primer and seam tape join the sheets, with lap sealant at the edge and fastener plates under the lap, on a cover board, rigid insulation, and a fluted steel deck. Typical detail, not for construction.

    EPDM tapePrimed seam with seam tape

  • Section drawing of a PVC lap seam. The top sheet is hot-air welded to the bottom sheet, and fastener plates sit under the lap, on a cover board, rigid insulation, and a fluted steel deck. Typical detail, not for construction.

    PVC weldHot-air welded seam

Commercial roof asset management

  • Portfolio condition grading: Good, Fair, or Critical.
  • Photo-documented condition reports, including core sampling and moisture scans when the roof needs them.
  • 1-, 3-, and 5-year repair versus replacement budget forecasts for property managers.

Visits catch problems early and keep records. They do not extend roof life by any set percentage.

Repair, recover, or replace?

We decide from the condition of the roof, how far any moisture has spread, the remaining service life, and the budget.

A repair is enough when the membrane and the deck can still do the job. A recover goes over a roof that is sound enough to leave in place. A replacement comes down to the deck when the assembly is worn out.

We do not offer coatings. The choice is written down, with photos, before the next layer goes on.

Gray single-ply membrane turned up a low parapet, with a round opening in the wall and stone cladding beside it.

Safety and jobsite standards

Work follows OSHA fall-protection rules, with 100% tie-off.

The owner is on the work

You work directly with the owner. There is no commissioned sales rep and no rotating crew manager between you and the person responsible for the job.

Have a leak on a low-slope roof?

Call or email with the project location and the membrane, if you know it.

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