Commercial Roofing Repair and Replacement in Wisconsin

EPDM is the black rubber membrane you see on the majority of commercial and apartment roofs across the Midwest, and it is the system we install most. It is a single ply synthetic rubber sheet that stays flexible in extreme cold, moves with the building instead of cracking, and can be repaired or restored decades into its life.

1. Made for cold climates. EPDM stays pliable in subzero temperatures and handles the constant freeze thaw expansion that pulls Wisconsin buildings apart.
2. Long service life. A properly installed EPDM roof commonly delivers 25 to 30 years of service, and the membrane itself is one of the most field proven materials in the industry.
3. Dark surface, real winter advantage. The black membrane absorbs solar heat, which helps shed snow and ice load rather than holding it on the roof all winter.
4. Fewer seams, fewer problems. EPDM comes in wide sheets, so there is less seam length across the roof than most alternatives, and seams are where roofs leak.
5. Simple, affordable repairs. Damage is patched cleanly and permanently, which makes EPDM one of the easiest systems to maintain over the long run.
6. Installed to fit the building. Fully adhered, mechanically attached or ballasted, depending on your structure, exposure and budget.

TPO is a white thermoplastic single ply membrane and a strong option on buildings where cooling costs and heat gain are the bigger concern. We install it when the building calls for it.

1. Reflective and energy efficient. The white surface reflects sunlight and reduces heat absorption, which lowers summer cooling loads.
2. Durable membrane. TPO resists UV exposure, many chemicals and punctures, and holds up well in harsh weather.
3. Heat welded seams. Seams are hot air welded into a continuous bond rather than adhered.
4. Recyclable. TPO is a recyclable material and contributes to a lower carbon footprint.
5. Flexible. The membrane accommodates building movement without cracking.

When we recommend TPO instead of EPDM: buildings with heavy cooling demand, restaurants and refrigeration, grease exposure, large unshaded roof areas, or ownership groups with a reflective roof requirement.

Metal is the longest lasting roof we install, and in snow country it earns its keep. We handle standing seam and exposed fastener systems on commercial, agricultural, municipal and mixed use buildings.

1. Decades of service. A quality metal roof routinely outlasts two or three shingle roofs.
2. Sheds snow and ice. Smooth panels shed load instead of trapping it, and we add snow retention where people, entries or equipment sit below.
3. Wind and fire performance. Properly fastened metal panels handle high wind events and carry excellent fire ratings.
4. Low maintenance. No granule loss, no seasonal patching, minimal upkeep beyond fastener and sealant checks.
5. Color and profile options. Panel profiles and finishes that match your brand or your building’s architecture.

For steep slope commercial properties, shingles are still the right call. We take on shingle work at scale: apartment and condo complexes, churches, schools, lodges and multi building properties.

1. Built for occupied buildings. We phase the work building by building so tenants, congregations and staff stay safe and access stays open.
2. Architectural shingle systems. Heavier profile shingles with full ice and water protection at eaves and valleys, correct ventilation and manufacturer backed warranties.
3. Large project management. Dumpster staging, material drops, daily cleanup and a schedule your property manager can plan around.
4. Insurance work handled. Storm and hail damage documented and coordinated with your carrier.