Flat and low slope membranes, liquid applied coatings and steep slope systems for offices, retail, industrial, apartment and multifamily buildings. Specified to the building, not to a preference.
Membrane, coating and metal systems for low slope and steep slope commercial roofs, and the scheduled maintenance that keeps them working.
TPO is our usual recommendation for low slope roofs. Where the building's use or what sits on its roof rules it out, we specify the membrane that suits it.
On a house, a roof leak shows up on a ceiling. On a commercial building with a flat or low slope roof above a suspended ceiling, water can be getting in for a long time before anyone notices, and by then it has usually reached the insulation.
So we trace a leak to where it starts before we recommend anything. We survey the penetrations and rooftop equipment, the drains and scuppers, and the seams and flashings, by drone where it helps and on foot where it does not.
Then you get a straight answer: repair the detail that failed, coat a roof that is weathered but sound, or replace one that has failed.
The difference between a commercial roofing job that runs and one that becomes a problem is almost always site management rather than roofing skill. Tenants are working underneath. Other trades are on the building. Deliveries are arriving. Somebody has to be paying attention to all of it.
That is what our foremen are there for. They stay flexible as things come up, keep people safe as they move in and out beneath the work, check that what arrived is what was specified, coordinate with the other trades and see the cleanup through.
Commercial roofing has less in common with residential work than the shared word suggests. The systems differ, the failure modes differ, and the hardest part is frequently not the roofing at all.
A low slope roof that is weathered but structurally sound is often a candidate for a liquid applied roof coating rather than a tear off. Champion Roofing holds the GAF CoatingsPro credential for exactly this work. On an occupied building, a coating also spares your tenants the noise, debris and open roof of a tear off.
Roof penetrations and rooftop equipment mean we work alongside plumbers, HVAC contractors, general contractors and architects, plus whoever runs the asset. That coordination is part of our job rather than something handed back to the client. We stop or delay work when rain, snow or unsafe heat would put the crew or the building at risk, and plan the schedule around your tenants.
Five stages, from first survey to warranty paperwork.
We come out and assess the roof, the drainage, the penetrations and the rooftop equipment. Drone survey where it helps.
A recommendation based on the building's use and condition, not a default system. Including whether restoration is viable.
Worked around your tenants, your operations and whichever other trades are on the building.
A foreman on site through the working day, managing safety, materials and the areas beneath the work.
Site cleared, magnetic sweeps completed, materials accounted for, and the paperwork and warranty documentation handed over.
For property owners, managers and general contractors.
TPO is our usual recommendation for low slope commercial work, because of availability, how it installs and how serviceable it is later. That is a starting position, not a rule.
It depends on the building's use, its rooftop equipment and the project specification.
We repair them. Most commercial leaks start at a detail, such as a penetration, a seam, a flashing or a blocked drain, and on a roof that is otherwise sound that detail is what gets repaired.
We trace the leak to its source first, then tell you whether the roof needs a repair, a restoration coating or a replacement.
Yes. It is a routine part of commercial work. We plan the schedule around your tenants and operations, and the foreman on site stays flexible as things come up during the day.
We set the site up properly, including caution taping the areas where people move in and out beneath the work.
Regularly. Roof penetrations and rooftop equipment mean we end up working alongside plumbers, HVAC contractors, general contractors and architects, plus property owners, property managers and real estate professionals.
When project specifications or scheduling require it, that coordination is part of our job, not something you have to manage between us.
Sometimes. Champion Roofing is a GAF CoatingsPro liquid applied roofing contractor, and a coating system can be the right answer on a roof that is weathered but structurally sound.
It is not the right answer on a roof that has failed. We will tell you which situation you are in rather than selling you a coating over a problem.
Yes. Scheduled inspection and maintenance is considerably cheaper than reactive repair, and on a low slope commercial roof small problems become large ones quietly.
Roof penetrations, drainage, seams and flashings are the things that need periodic attention, particularly on buildings with rooftop equipment being serviced by other contractors.
Offices, retail, industrial buildings, apartment and multifamily properties, and institutional buildings across the Oklahoma City metro. Both of our DaVinci Project of the Year awards were commercial: the Donald W. Reynolds Complex at Bethany Children's Health Center in Bethany in 2021, and Gaillardia Office Park in Oklahoma City in 2023.
If a project is outside what we can properly resource, we will tell you that rather than stretch a crew across it.
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Call the office, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and we will answer it.
(405) 841-7663We will assess the roof, the drainage and the penetrations, then tell you whether it needs restoring or replacing.
