Commercial roof repair, replacement, coatings, maintenance programs, inspections, and condition reports for owners and facility teams across Burlington. Burlington commercial roofing Local commercial roofers and commercial roofing contractors serve Burlington businesses with repair, replacement, coatings, maintenance, inspections, and roof reports.
When water is entering the building, call now. We help move the problem from emergency containment to source tracing and a permanent repair plan.
If the roof is aging but still dry, start with a flat roof inspection and report. Photos, moisture clues, drainage, seams, flashing, edge metal, and past repairs show whether the smart move is repair, coating, recover, or replacement.
Request a flat roof inspection
Use this path when the building has an active leak, a reroof decision, coating question, inspection need, or maintenance issue.
Compare membranes, insulation, edge details, attachment, recover limits, and roof-system behavior before the assembly is specified.
Plan access, phasing, noise, tenant protection, drainage, security, and documentation around the way the building actually operates.
Document leaks, wind movement, freeze-thaw damage, punctures, drain failures, ponding water, flashing failures, and storm conditions.
Roof work
Call us for an active leak, a flat roof inspection, a repair, a coating review, replacement planning, or a service agreement that helps prevent the next emergency.
All services
Active leaks over occupied Burlington offices and shops get traced to the real source, not just the stain, and sealed fast so meltwater stops finding its way through the deck.
A complete tear-off down to deck lets us inspect for rot, upgrade insulation, and install a fresh system sized for Vermont's snow loads and freeze-thaw stress.
We re-roof fully occupied Burlington buildings without clearing the offices below, keeping the interior dry section by section as the new membrane goes down.
When a Burlington roof has reached the end of its service life, we plan the re-roof around tenant operations and the narrow snow-free window between Vermont's late thaw and first hard frost.
From summer wind to winter ice loading, storm damage on Burlington roofs gets assessed, documented, and repaired before the next Lake Champlain system rolls through.
Bright white heat-welded TPO reflects summer sun and welds into a continuous waterproof sheet, one of the most popular low-slope choices on newer Burlington commercial buildings.
Concealed-fastener standing seam sheds Vermont snow and ice cleanly and lasts for decades, a premium choice for visible Burlington civic and commercial rooflines.
Exposed-fastener R-panel is a cost-effective steel roof for warehouses and barns across rural Chittenden County, engineered to carry northern Vermont snow load and shed it cleanly.
Reflective acrylic and silicone coatings give aging Burlington flat roofs a few more seasons before a full tear-off, sealing crazed membrane and weathered seams ahead of the next Lake Champlain freeze.
Assemblies
TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, metal, built-up asphalt, SPF, and fleeceback assemblies have different limits in Vermont weather and different owner outcomes.
All systems
Heavier 80-mil TPO adds puncture and wear resistance for Burlington roofs that see hail, heavy service traffic, or demanding warranty requirements.
Standard 60-mil TPO offers reflective, weldable single-ply protection at a practical price point for many Burlington warehouses and retail buildings.
White EPDM pairs rubber's cold-weather flexibility with a reflective surface, cutting summer heat gain on Vermont buildings that still must endure brutal winters.
Dark EPDM membrane soaks up solar warmth to encourage snowmelt and stays elastic through Vermont's deep freeze, a sensible single-ply for cold-climate Burlington roofs.
Heat-welded PVC delivers grease and ponding resistance with strong cold-weather welds, a proven choice for Burlington restaurants, kitchens, and food facilities.
A standing seam system hides its fasteners beneath interlocking panels, letting Burlington roofs move with the cold and slide off snow load without the leak points exposed-fastener metal develops.
Buildings
Airport roofs, schools, medical facilities, offices, warehouses, retail, food production, and industrial plants all change access, phasing, safety, and documentation.
All property types
Warehouses in Williston and Colchester get wide-deck TPO, EPDM, or metal roofing engineered for rooftop loads and the weight of Vermont snow.
Distribution buildings in the Williston-Colchester logistics belt get wide-span roofing built for rooftop loads and uninterrupted dock operations.
Big-box stores at Taft Corners and along Williston Road get acres of low-slope membrane reroofed over open sales floors, timed around shopper traffic.
Automotive plants near Burlington get phased reroofing over very large decks, working around process ventilation, press vibration, and multi-shift uptime.
Vermont manufacturing plants get production-roof replacement phased around shifts, with daily dry-in and hot-work safety that protect uptime and machinery.
Multi-tenant flex buildings get roofing geared to crowded penetrations, tenant build-out changes, and vacancy transitions, starting with a full penetration survey.
Medical office buildings near the UVM Medical Center get roofing scheduled around patient hours, with protection for sensitive equipment and continuous rooftop systems.
Suburban office parks off Williston Road get low-slope roofing and neat rooftop-unit flashing, staged so tenants keep working through the project.
Burlington and Stowe hotels get roofing scheduled around occupancy, with low-odor systems and quiet crews that protect the guest experience.
Owner decisions
We organize roof information so ownership can compare repair, replacement, coating, warranty, procurement, and capital-planning options without guessing.
All capabilities
Infrared scanning finds wet insulation hidden beneath the membrane on Burlington roofs, pinpointing saturated areas so repairs target the actual problem.
Moisture surveys use infrared and capacitance testing to map where water has saturated the insulation on a Burlington roof, so a repair removes only the wet area instead of the whole field.
Treating roofs as tracked assets, we maintain condition records and service histories for every Burlington building so owners decide from data, not guesswork.
We manage roofing across an owner's entire Vermont portfolio, standardizing inspections, repairs, and capital planning under a single accountable program.
We build multi-year capital plans for Burlington roof portfolios, ranking each building by condition and remaining life to align spending with real need.
We price out future roof replacements for Burlington buildings with realistic Vermont-market numbers, so the capital is ready when the membrane gives out.
Local coverage
Lake Champlain exposure, I-89 access, downtown staging, campus activity, and mixed-use occupancy all change the roof plan before crews arrive.
All locations
Vermont's largest city anchors our work, with roofing service for its downtown towers, Church Street retail, hillside campuses, and lakefront commercial buildings.
Vermont's second-largest city, with the University Mall, hotel cluster, and office parks, gets high-volume commercial roofing service across its busy retail and business districts.
The Junction's village commercial buildings and the nearby GlobalFoundries-adjacent properties get roofing that respects business hours and Chittenden County winters.
From the Fort Ethan Allen district to lakeside Malletts Bay, Colchester's commercial and institutional roofs get service tuned to its mix of older and newer building stock.
The state capital's government buildings, historic downtown, and flood-aware commercial structures get roofing planned for snow, ice, and central Vermont's hard winters.
Chittenden County's retail and logistics powerhouse gets large-deck commercial roofing across Taft Corners, Blair Park, and the Industrial Avenue corridor.
Operations
Roof work has to respect the operator inside the building, from healthcare and education to logistics, manufacturing, retail, hospitality, and public-sector facilities.
All industries
Vermont manufacturers get production-roof programs phased around shifts, with daily dry-in and hot-work safety that keep the line running through a reroof.
Warehouse and 3PL operators in the Williston-Colchester corridor get wide-span roofing built for rooftop loads, dock-area traffic, and uninterrupted distribution.
Multi-location retailers in the Burlington market get consistent roofing specs, coordinated scheduling, and one point of contact across every Vermont storefront.
CRE owners and REITs holding Burlington-area assets get roof condition reporting, capital planning, and program-level roofing that protects portfolio value across northern Vermont.
REITs and institutional investors with Vermont commercial property get portfolio-wide roof tracking, capital forecasting, and standardized specs across all their sites.
Hospital networks and clinics around Burlington get roofing programs that protect patient-care continuity, rooftop mechanical systems, and strict infection-control requirements.
