Storefronts and Strip Centers
Low-slope roofs behind parapets, with leaks at coping joints, wall flashing, and rear scuppers over open stores.

We are a commercial roof repair company in Jeffersontown working on flat, metal, and industrial roofs, and every job starts with a walk of the roof.
Our commercial roof repair company in Jeffersontown fixes the specific spots where water gets in: seams, flashing, curbs, drains, fasteners, and panels. Repairs use the same material family as the roof, on clean and dry surfaces.
Repair comes first when the roof still has intact material to work with. When moisture readings show wet insulation across most of the roof, we say so plainly and explain what replacement planning involves.

Commercial, industrial, and agricultural roofs across Jeffersontown and Jefferson County, plus towns out to La Grange.
Low-slope roofs behind parapets, with leaks at coping joints, wall flashing, and rear scuppers over open stores.
Parapet-edged roofs with through-wall scuppers, entry canopies, and metal mansards tied into the main roof.
Large membrane roofs carrying exhaust fans, pipe racks, and rooftop units, repaired section by section.
Exposed-fastener metal roofs over barns, shops, and storage, with ridge vents, gutters, and service masts.
Roofs over hospitals, nursing homes, and day cares, where rooftop units, decks, and drains can bring in state plan review.
Shared membrane roofs where water entering over one suite runs along the deck into the next tenant's space.
Call and describe the roof and the problem. A short conversation often tells you which kind of repair to expect.
These items get checked on every roof walk near the reported problem.
Some problems that look like roof leaks belong to another trade or office. We say so when that happens.
Warm indoor air is condensing on a cold deck.
The curb flashing sits under a working unit.
The repair involves panels, decks, or unit resets.
More patches would chase leaks around a failing roof.
Background answers that come up during most repair visits.
Heavy rain and sharp winter cold test seams, flashing, and drains. NWS Louisville's 2024 summary recorded 48.23 inches of precipitation at the airport and a low of 3°F on January 20. Spring storms find open seams, summer heat ages sealants, fall leaves clog drains, and freeze-thaw widens cracks, so spring and fall roof walks catch most of it.
The Kentucky Building Code, which the state's enforced code list shows as the 2018 edition based on the 2015 International Building Code. Common repair questions involve matching the roof covering's fire classification, securing edge metal against wind, fastening replacement panels, and rusted decks. Replacing a large share of a roof can shift the job into reroofing rules.
A CPA decides whether the work counts as a repair or an improvement. IRS Publication 946 lists roofs on existing nonresidential buildings among qualified real property for Section 179 when the work is an improvement; residential rental buildings fall outside that rule. Bring the invoices and a description of each job so the CPA can sort them.
Report where water shows up inside, when it started, and what the weather was doing. Share the address and roof access point, photos of the stain, dates of past leaks in the same spot, nearby rooftop units or skylights, any recent HVAC service, and records of earlier patches or replaced panels.
Ask the City of Jeffersontown's Department of Permitting, Planning, and Enforcement, since the city handles permits inside its limits. Patch work and sealant rarely raise the question, while panel swaps, deck repair, and curb rebuilds do. The city also handles commercial HVAC inspection when units come off their curbs.
Tell us about the building and the leak. We will walk the roof and explain what we find.
Leave a name and number and we will call you about the leak, seam, or panel you are dealing with.
Or call now: (502) 323-6989