Commercial Roofing · Dallas–Fort Worth
Keep business moving.
Put your roof in good hands.
A leak can interrupt much more than your day. Peaked helps owners and property managers understand the problem, compare repair or replacement options, and plan the work around the building.
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A system for the building
Different roofs.
One clear plan.
The right choice depends on the roof you have, the work it needs and how the building is used. Start with the system types below; we’ll help narrow the options after looking at your property.
Reflective single-ply membrane
TPO
A thermoplastic membrane with heat-welded seams. White options reflect sunlight, while the complete roof assembly determines insulation and attachment performance.
What matters for your roof
We review membrane thickness, seam details, cover board, insulation and fastening together. White roofing is not a substitute for adequate insulation.
GAF · System information ↗Flexible rubber membrane
EPDM
A synthetic-rubber roof membrane available in adhered, mechanically attached and ballasted assemblies. Seams and flashings use the materials specified for that EPDM system.
What matters for your roof
Existing membrane condition, seam preparation, penetrations and attachment all matter. A repair needs compatible materials, not a generic coating over the problem.
Carlisle SynTec · System information ↗Welded single-ply membrane
PVC
A thermoplastic roofing option with heat-welded seams. Product selection should account for the building’s use, rooftop equipment and any chemical or grease exposure.
What matters for your roof
We check the proposed membrane, flashings, attachment and manufacturer compatibility requirements as a complete assembly.
GAF · System information ↗Including torch-down systems
Modified Bitumen
Reinforced asphalt sheets form a layered roof assembly. APP is commonly torch-applied; SBS products can use several attachment methods, depending on the specified system.
What matters for your roof
“Torch-down” describes an application method. The right base and cap sheets, lap details and fire-safe work plan depend on the product and building. Self-adhered or cold-applied options may also be appropriate.
GAF · System information ↗Membrane held by designed ballast
Rock-Ballasted Systems
Specified stone or pavers hold a compatible roof membrane in place. The waterproofing is the membrane beneath the ballast; loose rock alone is not the roof system.
What matters for your roof
Before selecting a ballasted roof, the building’s load capacity, wind design, perimeter details and drainage need review. Ballasted EPDM is different from an asphalt built-up roof surfaced with gravel.
Carlisle SynTec · System information ↗BUR / asphalt and reinforcing plies
Built-Up Roofing
Multiple reinforcing plies and asphalt create a layered waterproofing assembly. Some systems have a gravel surface; the layers below provide the waterproofing.
What matters for your roof
On an existing roof, we look at the surface, flashings, drainage and condition of the assembly before discussing repair, replacement or a compatible recover option.
GAF · System information ↗Products, attachment methods and warranty options are selected for the actual building. We’ll identify the proposed assembly in your written quote.
The details behind the proposal
Look at the whole roof.
Plan for the whole business.
Find the source.
We look at seams, drains, roof edges, flashings and equipment curbs—not just the ceiling stain. Photos and roof records help us understand what has changed.
Compare the useful options.
A targeted repair may be the right first step. If replacement is needed, we explain removal, insulation, drainage, attachment and any additional investigation before you choose.
Work around your operation.
Tell us about tenants, deliveries and business hours. We’ll discuss access, staging, equipment coordination and the work sequence so you know what to expect.
Tell us what’s happening
at your property.
A recurring leak, an aging roof or a project you’re budgeting for—start there. Send the building address and a few photos if you have them. We’ll help you work out the next step.
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