Keep the roof watertight over everything stored beneath it.
A distribution roof covers a large open floor stacked with inventory. A single leak over the wrong rack is product loss, not a maintenance note. We keep wide low-slope spans watertight and work them without shutting the docks down.
Request a Roof WalkA big, simple roof over a floor full of value.
Warehouse and distribution roofs are wide, low-slope, and mostly uninterrupted — which makes them efficient to roof well, and costly to get wrong. Below the membrane is racked inventory and a dock operation that has to keep moving. We work the mid-size end of this market, not heavy-industrial plants.
- Wide, uninterrupted low-slope roofs covering large open floor plates
- Racked inventory and staged freight directly beneath every square foot of membrane
- Active dock doors and loading operations that can't stop for a roof project
- Mid-size distribution and storage buildings — not heavy-industrial plants, refineries, or factories
What actually drives the distribution roofing decision.
What's under the roof is the risk
A leak over racked inventory isn't a maintenance ticket — it's damaged product and a claim. The roof protects the value stored beneath it.
Scale changes the math
Large spans mean large numbers. Repair-versus-replace timing on a big roof is a real capital decision, and it should be made on evidence.
Docks and throughput keep moving
Freight keeps flowing while the roof gets worked. Staging, access, and lifts are planned so dock operations aren't shut down.
Simple spans, efficient systems
A wide, mostly open roof is where the right single-ply system installs efficiently — fewer penetrations, fewer seams to watch over time.
Wide spans call for TPO or EPDM.
A reflective, heat-welded TPO membrane suits a wide, sun-exposed distribution roof and cuts cooling load across a large footprint. EPDM is the proven alternative for big, simple spans — a rubber membrane with fewer field seams to watch over decades of service. We recommend by roof, not by habit.
On a big roof, the recover-versus-replace call is worth real money.
We take a test cut when the assembly isn’t clear, then price repair, recover, and replace side by side. On a span this size, recovering a sound deck instead of tearing it off can be the difference of a large capital line.
Roof Repair
Targeted fixes to seams, laps, and drains across a large field — sealing active leaks before they reach the inventory below.
Roof Recover
A new membrane over a structurally sound deck — the lower-cost, lower-disruption path on a big roof when it qualifies.
Re-Roof & Tear-Off
A full rebuild across the span when the assembly is at end of life — priced honestly against the recover option.
The docks keep running while the roof gets worked.
A distribution building can’t stop shipping for a roof project. We stage materials and lifts to keep dock doors and truck access clear, phase the work across the roof so no section of the floor is ever exposed to weather, and protect racked inventory below the active area. Where inbound and outbound flow has a quieter window, the disruptive stages are planned into it.
If these buildings sit inside a managed portfolio, one roofing relationship covers every roof — consistent documentation, cross-property pricing, and a single point of contact.
Let's get on your roof before a leak finds the inventory.
A documented, no-obligation condition assessment across the full span — the honest starting point before any bid.