Spring Hill Superior Roofing: Commercial Flat Roof Replacement & Repair Experts

Commercial Roof Sealing

Roof sealing and coatings can add years to your commercial roof's life, especially here in Spring Hill where the sun is brutal. A good coating system reflects heat, keeps your building cooler, and protects the underlying roof membrane from UV damage. We're certified for cool roof systems and reflective coatings, including Title 24 compliance for energy efficiency. These coatings can reduce your cooling costs significantly, which is a big deal when you're running AC from March through November.

Here's what happens when you don't maintain a commercial roof – small problems become big problems, big problems become expensive emergencies, and your roof that should of lasted 25 years dies at 15. Our preventive commercial roof maintenance program catches problems early. We clean your drains and gutters, check all the flashing, inspect seams and penetrations, remove debris, and fix minor issues before they become major leaks.

Florida heat is no joke, and your commercial roof absorbs it all day long. That heat transfers into your building, your AC works overtime, and your energy bills go up. Reflective roofing installation solves that problem. We install cool roof systems that reflect solar energy instead of absorbing it. These systems can keep your roof surface 50-60 degrees cooler than traditional roofing. That means less heat transfer into your building and lower cooling costs.

TPO Roofing (Thermoplastic Polyolefin)

TPO is probably the most popular commercial roofing material in Spring Hill right now, and for good reason. It's heat-reflective, which means lower cooling costs in our brutal summers. The white surface reflects sunlight instead of absorbing it, keeping your building cooler.

PVC roofing is similar to TPO but even more durable, especially for restaurants or buildings with grease exhaust. The material is chemically resistant, so if you've got a commercial kitchen or any kind of industrial operation, PVC might be your best bet.

EPDM is basically rubber roofing, and it's been around forever. The black membrane absorbs more heat than TPO or PVC, so it's not the most energy-efficient choice for Spring Hill's climate. But it's affordable and reliable.

Modified Bitumen Roofing

Modified bitumen is like the modern version of old tar-and-gravel roofs. It's asphalt-based but modified with rubber or plastic polymers to make it more flexible and durable. We install it with torch-applied methods or self-adhering systems. This material works really well on roofs with alot of foot traffic because it's tough. If you've got HVAC techs or other workers constantly on your roof, modified bitumen holds up better than membrane systems. It typically lasts 15-20 years in Spring Hill's climate.

Built-up roofing is the old-school tar-and-gravel system. Multiple layers of bitumen and reinforcing fabric are built up (that's where the name comes from), then covered with gravel or a cap sheet. These roofs are heavy and require a strong deck, but there extremely durable.

BUR systems can last 20-30 years if maintained properly. The gravel surface protects the waterproofing layers from UV damage and provides good fire resistance. We still see alot of BUR roofs on older commercial buildings in Spring Hill, and we can repair or replace them.

Metal roofing for commercial buildings is different from residential metal roofs. We're talking about standing seam systems or structural metal panels, not the metal shingles you might see on houses. Metal roofs can last 30-50 years or more, making them one of the longest-lasting options. Metal roofs are great for Spring Hill because they shed water quickly (no ponding issues), reflect heat if you choose light colors or coated panels, and stand up to high winds better than membrane systems. They're also low-maintenance once installed correctly.

This is a huge issue on flat roofs. If water sits for more than 48 hours after rain, you've got drainage problems. That water eventually finds its way through your membrane. We fix the slope, install additional drains, or add crickets to redirect water.

cause more leaks than anything else. Where your roof meets walls, pipes, HVAC units, or other penetrations, that's where leaks start. We reseal or replace flashings all the time.

This happens from weather, foot traffic, or just age. Tears, punctures, and worn spots let water in. We patch or replace damaged sections depending on how bad it is.

from our Florida weather - wind tears off sections, hail punches holes, flying debris causes all kinds of problems. We handle insurance claims and emergency repairs after storms.

Emergency Services

Emergency Service is for when something goes wrong right now. Leak during business hours? Storm damage overnight? Call us and we respond fast. We keep trucks stocked with materials for quick repairs. Emergency service costs more than scheduled work, but sometimes you can't wait.

Save you money long-term. We come out on a regular schedule (usually quarterly), inspect everything, clear drains, fix small problems before they get big, and keep records of your roof's condition. Most of our maintenance clients never have emergency calls because we catch problems early.