Commercial Roofing in Shreveport & Bossier City, LA

Commercial roofing systems we work on

TPO roofing. A white, single-ply membrane that reflects heat — a popular choice for flat and low-slope roofs in the Louisiana sun.

Modified bitumen. A tough, multi-layer asphalt-based system that handles foot traffic well.

Single-ply membranes such as TPO and similar sheet systems for large, flat roof areas.

Metal roofing. Standing seam and exposed-fastener metal roofs for warehouses, shops, churches, and retail buildings.

Roof coatings and seamless membranes. Coatings can seal and extend the life of an aging roof that is still structurally sound, often at a lower cost than full replacement.

Shingle roofs on offices, clinics, churches, and multifamily buildings.

Commercial roofing services

Roof inspections and condition reports with photos, for owners, buyers, and property managers.

Leak detection and repair on flat, low-slope, and metal roofs.

Roof restoration and coatings to extend the life of an existing roof.

Full roof replacement when repairs no longer make sense.

Storm and hail damage restoration with insurance claim documentation.

Emergency tarping and leak response after storms.

Warning signs on a commercial roof

Stained ceiling tiles — brown rings on drop-ceiling tiles are one of the first signs water is getting through.

Ponding water that stays on a flat roof more than a couple of days after rain.

Blisters, bubbles, or cracks in the roof membrane.

Open or separating seams on TPO and single-ply roofs.

Loose, rusted, or backed-out fasteners on metal roofs.

Damaged flashing around rooftop HVAC units, drains, and walls.

Clogged drains and scuppers that let water back up.

How we work with businesses

Inspection. We inspect the roof surface, seams, drains, flashing, and rooftop equipment areas, and check inside for signs of leaks.
Photo report and options. You get photos and a plain-English summary with options — repair, coating, or replacement — and what each means for cost and roof life.
Written proposal. A clear scope and price before work begins.
Scheduling around you. We plan work to limit disruption to your customers, tenants, and employees, including phased work when it helps.
Safe, clean job site. We keep work areas secured and clean up daily.
Final walk-through and records. You receive warranty information and photos of the finished work for your files.

Repair, restore, or replace?

Repair fits isolated leaks, a few failed seams, or damaged flashing on an otherwise healthy roof.
Restoration or coating can fit an aging roof that is still dry and structurally sound underneath. It can add years of life for less than replacement.
Replacement is usually needed when the roof has widespread leaks, wet insulation, or damaged decking, or when it has reached the end of its life.

We'll recommend the option that makes financial sense for your building, not the biggest job.

Storm damage and insurance for commercial roofs

Hail and wind can damage commercial roofs just like homes — dented metal panels, punctured membranes, damaged rooftop units, and torn flashing. Commercial policies vary widely, so review your coverage with your agent. After a storm, we inspect the roof, document the damage with photos, and meet the adjuster on site to walk the roof with them. Learn more on our storm and hail damage page and in our Louisiana Roof Insurance Claim Guide.

Keep your commercial roof in good shape

Have the roof inspected at least twice a year, typically in spring and fall, and after major storms.
Keep drains, gutters, and scuppers clear of debris.
Limit foot traffic on the roof, and have HVAC technicians report any damage they see.
Fix small leaks right away before water reaches the insulation and decking.

Commercial roofing service areas

We serve businesses in Shreveport, Bossier City, Benton, Haughton, Minden, and surrounding areas, as well as East Texas, Midland, and Baton Rouge through our other offices. For homes, see roof repair and roof replacement in Shreveport.

Commercial roofing FAQs

What is the best roof for a flat commercial building in Louisiana?

TPO is a popular choice because its white surface reflects heat. Modified bitumen holds up well to foot traffic, and coatings can extend the life of an existing roof. The best option depends on your building, budget, and how long you plan to own it.

Can you work without shutting down my business?

In most cases, yes. We schedule work around your hours and can phase larger projects so your business stays open.

How often should a commercial roof be inspected?

At least twice a year, usually spring and fall, and after any major storm. Regular inspections catch small problems before they become expensive leaks.

Is a roof coating a good alternative to replacement?

It can be, if the existing roof is still dry and structurally sound. A coating seals the surface and can extend the roof's life for less than replacement. We'll tell you honestly whether your roof is a good candidate.

Do you handle storm damage claims for commercial buildings?

We inspect and document storm damage with photos and meet your adjuster on site. Coverage depends on your commercial policy, so review it with your agent.

Why are my ceiling tiles stained?

Brown rings on drop-ceiling tiles usually mean water is getting through the roof or around rooftop equipment. Have the roof inspected soon, because the leak has often been active for a while before stains appear.

Commercial Roofing in Shreveport & Bossier City