Section Repair
Dry roofs with a few failed seams get commercial roof repair at those spots, with curbs reflashed where they leak.

As a Central City commercial roofing contractor, we repair and replace roofs on Muhlenberg County shops, offices, and warehouses, deck and curbs included.

A Central City commercial roofing contractor has to know what sits under the old membrane before pricing a new one. In Central City, reroof questions go first to the Muhlenberg County local building inspector, and the items that draw review are the same ones that change the roof plan.
Central City City Hall is the second call, for any rules inside city limits.
These are the conditions that turn a simple reroof into deck and curb work once the old roof comes off.
Years of wet insulation rusted the steel deck flutes or rotted wood decking under the stain.
Soft deck is cut out and replaced during tear-off, before any insulation goes back down.
Each past recover raised the roof surface while the curbs stayed at their original height.
Curbs are raised so flashing turns up to full height, with unit disconnects handled by your mechanical contractor.
Gutters and outlets were placed for an older roof layout and no longer match the drainage.
New drains or relocated downspouts are drawn into the plan and raised with the county inspector.
Water was entering uphill of the patched spot and running along the deck to the same bay.
Core cuts upslope of the stain find where the boards are wet and mark the true section to replace.
Deck and curb work costs least when the old roof is already off.
New insulation laid over weak decking flexes underfoot and cracks the cover board above it.
Replaced deck sections give the new assembly a firm, flat base from the start.
Membrane that can only turn up a few inches at a curb leaks as soon as water ponds beside it.
Raised curbs leave room for flashing at full height on every unit.
Older assemblies often carry far less insulation than current energy rules call for.
Insulation is brought up to code levels, and Kenergy can be asked whether a program counts it.
A thicker new roof leaves old drain bowls sitting low, so water collects in a ring around them.
Drains are reset or extended to meet the new surface.
The roof walk usually narrows a Central City building to one of these three.
Dry roofs with a few failed seams get commercial roof repair at those spots, with curbs reflashed where they leak.
Wet roofs come off to the deck for repairs, then get a TPO or EPDM membrane over new insulation and cover board.
Flat roofs that keep ponding can take retrofit framing and metal panels, reviewed by the county inspector.
Several stained bays usually means wet insulation over a wide area. Call and tell us how many, and the walk will start with core cuts there.
Deck and curb repairs fit into the replacement at set points.
We walk the roof, look at the deck underside from inside, and take core cuts near every old leak area to size the wet sections.
Deck replacement, raised curbs, drain changes, and any retrofit framing go to the Muhlenberg County local building inspector before materials are ordered.
Each section comes off to the deck, and rusted or rotted deck is replaced the moment it is exposed.
Curbs get taller framing and drains get new rings at the new roof height before insulation goes down.
Insulation, cover board, and membrane go on, curbs are flashed, and the section is tied in before the crew leaves.
Central City is one of several towns where we take commercial roofing work. If your building is elsewhere, call us or send us a message.
The Muhlenberg County local building inspector, listed on the county’s sheet with the Kentucky Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction, is the first call. OMPC has no role outside Daviess County.
Central City City Hall is the second call for local rules. Muhlenberg County is Kenergy territory, so insulation program questions go to the co-op.
By the area actually found damaged once the roof is open. Core cuts before the job estimate the wet zones, and the estimate lists a unit price for deck replacement so the final amount follows the real square footage instead of a guess.
New insulation raises the roof surface, which shortens the height left for flashing at each curb. Raising the curb restores that height so the membrane can turn up and seal properly. Your mechanical contractor disconnects and reconnects the unit while the curb is built up.
In most cases, yes. Sections are opened and closed in the same shift, debris chutes and dumpsters are placed away from customer entrances, and any unit over an occupied room is shut down on a schedule set with you ahead of time.
Any roof drawings, past repair invoices, a list of bays where stains appear, and the age of each roof section. Note which rooftop units are due for replacement soon, since matching that timing with the reroof saves cutting curbs twice.
Tell us the building’s street and where stains show inside. We will walk the roof, size the deck and curb work, and give you a free estimate.
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