Your office ceiling tiles have brown rings spreading from the roof drain. Water ponds on the flat roof after every rain and the membrane is starting to bubble. TruRoof installs flat and low-slope roofs in Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana.
Why You Can Trust Us
If your building has a flat or low-slope roof, check after a rain. Water may sit in puddles for more than 48 hours. You might see seams lifting where sheets of membrane meet. Inside, ceiling tiles near the roof drains turn brown and sag. Gravel or coating may be washing off the surface. If the roof is over 20 years old, the membrane is near the end of its life.
Every storm leaves wet ceiling tiles and a damp smell in the office. You move boxes and desks away from drip spots. Tenants or employees complain about the buckets. You avoid scheduling new shelving or lighting because the roof might leak on it. The building's cooling costs rise because wet insulation stops working. Your maintenance crew patches the same spots and the leaks come back.
TruRoof tears off the old membrane down to the deck. The crew cuts out wet insulation and bags it. TruRoof screws down new insulation boards and a cover board. The crew rolls out a new single-ply membrane and heat-welds the seams. TruRoof flashes every pipe, drain, HVAC curb, and roof edge. The crew registers the manufacturer warranty after the final inspection. Snow removal and coatings are separate if you want them later.
When the roof is done, you can walk the surface and see clean white membrane. No more buckets in the office. You can repaint the ceiling tiles and they will stay dry. Your HVAC units sit on new curbs and tight flashing. Tenants and employees stop reporting leaks. The building owner can move on to the next project.
Our process
- 1Tear off old membrane and wet insulationCrew cuts and removes the failing membrane and any insulation that has absorbed water.
- 2Inspect and repair the roof deckCrew checks the deck for rust or rot and patches or replaces sections that won't hold a new roof.
- 3Install new insulation and cover boardCrew fastens rigid insulation boards across the roof and screws down a cover board for a smooth base.
- 4Heat-weld or adhere the new membraneCrew rolls out the new single-ply membrane and heat-welds or glues the seams so water can't get through.
- 5Flash all penetrations and edgesCrew seals around pipes, drains, HVAC units, and roof edges with the same membrane material.
- 6Clear drains and remove debrisCrew clears debris, checks that drains flow, and hauls old materials off the site.
Why Cincinnati homeowners and building owners call TruRoof
- 24/7 emergency response for active roof leaks
- Help coordinating insurance claims and adjuster meetings
- Coverage across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana
Customer reviews
★5.0 · 5 reviewsThe roof leaks every time it rains and the ceiling tiles are stained again. Buckets catch water in the back office and the smell won't go away. You keep putting off the full replacement because you know it will shut down part of the building.
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