Groton, Connecticut

Groton Commercial Roofing Contractor

Membrane and Metal Roofs Built for Shoreline Wind and Salt

As a Groton commercial roofing contractor, we tear off worn roofs and install TPO, EPDM, industrial, and metal systems on commercial buildings along the shoreline.

  • Core cuts before every quote

  • Open sections sealed every night

  • Coastal-rated edge metal near water

  • Written scopes you can compare

Warning Signs

Commercial Roofing Problems We Fix Across Groton

Most Groton commercial roofing calls start with something a tenant notices inside. Here is how those signs connect to the roof above them.

Inside The Building

Ceiling Tiles Stained After Rain

Brown rings on ceiling tiles after a storm usually sit below a failed seam, a cracked curb flashing, or a drain that has pulled away from the membrane.

On The Roof

Open Seams And Loose Flashing

Seams that have peeled apart and flashing that no longer bonds to walls or curbs let water travel under the membrane before it drips somewhere else.

Inside The Building

Musty Smell Or Rust On The Deck

Moisture you can smell, or rust streaks on the underside of a steel deck, means water has been sitting in the insulation for a while.

On The Roof

Wet Insulation Under The Membrane

Soaked insulation stops insulating and adds weight to the deck. Core cuts and a moisture survey show how much of the roof has to come off.

Inside The Building

Drips Near Rooftop Equipment Lines

Leaks that follow ductwork or show up beside a unit's supply line point to curbs and penetrations, the busiest spots on any commercial roof.

On The Roof

Worn Curbs And Penetration Seals

Pitch pans, pipe boots, and curb flashings dry out and split. A new roof rebuilds each one into the membrane instead of sealing over the old detail.

Replace Or Repair

Is Your Groton Roof Ready for Replacement?

Replacement makes sense when the trouble has spread across the roof. A repair still makes sense when it stays in one place.

Time For A New Roof

  • Core cuts find wet insulation across large areas of the roof
  • Seams are opening in several places at the same time
  • Shrinking membrane has pulled flashing off parapets and curbs
  • Two roof layers already sit on the deck
  • Water stands for days across the open field of the roof

Repair Or Check First

  • One leak traced to a single curb, drain, or seam
  • A puncture from foot traffic or a dropped tool
  • Edge metal lifted after one windstorm
  • A younger roof whose core cuts come back dry
  • A metal retrofit idea before the structure has been checked
How It Works

How a Commercial Roofing Job Runs in Groton

Every replacement follows the same order, so the building stays dry and you know what happens next.

Crew tearing an old low-slope roof down to the deck in Groton, CT
  1. ROOF WALK

    Inspect Your Roof

    We walk the whole roof, take core cuts, and photograph seams, drains, curbs, and edge metal, then go over those photos with you.

  2. SCOPE

    Write The Scope

    Your proposal names the membrane, insulation thickness, cover board, flashing details, and edge metal, so two bids can be compared line by line.

  3. STAGING

    Plan Access And Protection

    Crane or lift spots, dumpster placement, interior protection, and work hours are set with the building manager before anything comes off the roof.

  4. TEAR-OFF

    Replace One Section At A Time

    Crews remove the old roof to the deck, repair damaged deck, and install insulation and membrane on that section before each workday ends.

  5. CLOSE-OUT

    Flash, Probe, And Walk It Again

    Curbs, walls, drains, and edge metal get finished flashings, seams get probed, and a final walk with you checks every item on the punch list.

Roof Trouble at Your Groton Building?

Leaking Now

Water coming in now? Call and tell us where it shows up inside and what sits on the roof above it.

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Planning A New Roof

Planning a replacement or a roof for a new building? Send the address and we will set up a roof walk.

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Three Paths

Choosing Your Groton Commercial Roofing Path

Every worn roof lands in one of three places. Where yours sits decides whether the answer is a repair, a recover, or a full tear-off.

Repair And Keep

Fix the problem areas when the roof is otherwise dry and still bonded at its edges.

Signs You Are Here
  • Leaks trace back to one curb, drain, or seam
  • Core cuts come back dry
  • Membrane still holds tight at walls and edge metal

Recover Over It

Install a new roof over the old one when a single dry layer sits on a solid deck.

Signs You Are Here
  • Only one roof layer on the deck
  • Moisture survey shows dry insulation
  • Framing can carry a metal retrofit

Tear Off And Replace

Strip the roof to the deck when water, stacked layers, or age leave nothing worth keeping.

Signs You Are Here
  • Wet insulation across large areas
  • Two layers already in place
  • Rust or rot found in the deck
What You Get

What New Commercial Roofing Gives Groton Owners

A replacement done in the right order fixes the leak and the conditions that caused it.

Roofer walking a commercial roof with the building owner during an inspection in Groton, CT

A Roof Built Around Your Building

Insulation thickness, membrane type, and attachment pattern are chosen for your structure, rooftop equipment, and wind exposure near the water. You end up with one documented roof assembly that matches its written scope, which makes the next inspection, insurance question, or tenant change easier to handle.

Drains That Move Water

Tapered insulation and crickets slope the surface toward drains and scuppers, so rain and snowmelt leave the roof.

Edges That Stay Down

Corners and perimeters get tighter fastening and coastal-rated edge metal, the zones that nor'easter winds pull on first.

Curbs Ready For New Units

New curbs and flashings go in during replacement, so the next equipment swap starts from a finished, flashed opening.

Service Area

Serving Groton And Fifteen Nearby Towns

Is your building near Groton? We install and replace commercial roofs across the towns below; for anywhere else, call us or send us a message.

Owner Questions

Commercial Roofing Questions From Groton Owners

Quick answers on systems, cost, and codes. The full list is on our commercial roofing FAQ.

Which Commercial Roofing Systems Do You Install in Groton?

TPO, EPDM, industrial membrane systems, and standing-seam or ribbed metal. Slope, rooftop equipment, insulation needs, and drainage point us toward one of them, and the recommendation comes after a roof walk and core cuts, so it rests on the deck and insulation actually underneath.

TPO vs EPDM for Commercial Buildings: Which Fits a Groton Roof?

Both handle low-slope roofs well. White TPO with welded seams suits air-conditioned offices, labs, and retail spaces with steady service traffic. Black EPDM stays flexible in the cold and takes rubber flashings around crowded penetrations, which helps on older roofs full of pipes and vents.

What Does Commercial Roofing Cost Per Square Foot in Groton?

Price per square foot moves with the system, total area, deck and insulation condition, and the number of curbs, drains, and wall flashings. Lift or crane access, tear-off layers, and wet insulation found in core cuts also change it, so each roof is priced from an inspection and a written scope.

What Drives Commercial Roof Replacement Cost on a Groton Building?

Tear-off depth leads the list: how many layers come off and how much soaked insulation goes with them. After that, insulation thickness, deck repairs, flashing count, edge metal, and access set the total. Small roofs crowded with equipment often cost more per foot than big open ones.

Which Building Code Covers a Groton Roof Replacement?

Connecticut's 2022 State Building Code, based on the 2021 International Codes, applies to permit applications filed from October 1, 2022. Groton's building official decides which permits and inspections the replacement needs, and we confirm those with the office before tear-off starts.

Who Pays for a New Roof on a Leased Groton Building?

The lease decides. Many leases treat replacement as the landlord's capital cost, while some net leases pass part of it to tenants. Read the roof, repair, and capital improvement clauses, then bring both parties into the scope before the work is approved.

Hire a Groton Commercial Roofing Contractor

Tell us about the building, and we will walk the roof, take core cuts, and put a written replacement scope in your hands.

Call (959) 922-4555