
Flat Roof Repair
Membrane roofs on Irvington shops get curbs reflashed and seams near the unit welded or taped.
Flat roof repair →As an Irvington commercial roof repair contractor, we repair leaking rooftop unit curbs, flashing, seams, and metal laps on commercial roofs, and plan around unit work when needed.

Rooftop unit curbs leak at their corners and high side, and an Irvington commercial roof repair contractor first sorts out whether the curb can be reflashed with the unit in place or whether the unit has to be lifted or disconnected.
That choice matters in Breckinridge County. The state’s Breckinridge County sheet names separate state inspectors for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical work, apart from the ones serving Hardin County, so unit work brings in the Breckinridge state HVAC inspector.

Rooftop units are where many Irvington roof leaks start. These signs show how urgent each one is.
Corner flashing splits first as the unit vibrates and the roof expands and contracts around it.
Rain backs up against the upslope side of a curb and soaks into the flashing seam.
Stains right below a rooftop unit point to the curb flashing or the unit’s own panels.
Sealant layered over a cracked curb hides the failure and blocks a proper membrane bond.
Bare pipes through the membrane next to a unit leak at the opening and need a boot or a pipe support.
Reflashing a curb at the failure point keeps the unit running and the roof around it dry.
Water enters at the corners where the flashing tore.
New membrane and preformed corner pieces reflash the curb, often with the unit left in place.
A pond forms on the high side of the curb every rain.
A small cricket or diverter sends water around the curb so it stops sitting against the flashing.
Layers of sealant keep cracking open each winter.
Old caulk comes off and the curb is reflashed with membrane that bonds, which ends the yearly re-caulking.
Gas and condensate lines cut straight through the membrane.
Lines move onto pipe supports or get proper boots, closing the open holes next to the unit.
Curb work ties into these repair lines, depending on what else the roof is doing.

Membrane roofs on Irvington shops get curbs reflashed and seams near the unit welded or taped.
Flat roof repair →
Metal roofs get curb diverters, new pipe boots, and resealed laps around the unit opening.
Commercial metal roof repair →
Stains under a unit get traced to the curb, the unit panels, or a seam upslope before work starts.
Commercial roof leak repair →
Plants with several large units get every curb checked and logged on one visit.
Industrial roof repair →Send the unit locations and roof type so the inspection checks every curb and pipe.
Get A Free EstimateCurb repairs follow this order, with the inspector question settled before the unit is touched.
We check the drip under the unit inside, then walk the roof to look at the curb corners, high side, pipes, and nearby seams.
If the curb can be reflashed with the unit in place, work goes ahead. Lifting or disconnecting it brings in the Breckinridge state HVAC inspector.
Old caulk and loose flashing come off so new membrane bonds to a clean, dry curb and roof surface.
New membrane and corner pieces go on the curb, a cricket or diverter goes on the high side, and pipes get boots or supports.
A controlled water test around the finished curb confirms it is dry, and photos go into your file for the next inspection.
Irvington is in our middle band, and we take commercial roof repair calls in all of these towns, sorted by miles from Radcliff.
Shops and storefronts next to Radcliff; own local inspector.
Vine Grove Commercial Roof Repair →Meade County city at the Hardin line.
Muldraugh Commercial Roof Repair →Also ServedRineyville
Bullitt County; state review for regulated buildings.
Lebanon Junction Commercial Roof Repair →Meade County seat; co-op check before mast flashing.
Brandenburg Commercial Roof Repair →Also ServedWest Point, Ekron, Guston
Breckinridge County seat; county inspector for deck repairs.
Hardinsburg Commercial Roof Repair →Also ServedPayneville, McDaniels

Question about your own roof?
Call UsIrvington is in Breckinridge County, and the state’s Breckinridge County sheet names separate state inspectors for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical work. Lifting or disconnecting a unit for a curb repair goes to the state HVAC inspector, drain body repairs to the state plumbing inspector, and roofing work that needs review to the county’s local building inspector.
Electrical permits route through the county or city office, so check with Irvington city hall.
In many cases, yes. If the curb is tall enough and the flashing can be stripped and replaced around the base, new membrane and corner pieces go on with the unit in place.
A curb that is too short for the roof height, or a rotted curb, means lifting the unit, which brings in the HVAC contractor and the state inspector.
Caulk sits on top of the problem. The curb and unit move with vibration and temperature swings, and stiff sealant cracks again within a season or two. Stripping the old caulk and reflashing the curb with membrane that bonds to it ends the cycle of re-caulking every year.
A small sloped build-up on the high side of the curb that splits the water and sends it around the unit. Without one, rain dams against the upslope side and sits on the flashing seam. A cricket is a repair-level fix for ponding behind a single unit and goes on during the curb repair.
They can, when a bare pipe passes straight through the membrane with no boot. Water follows the pipe through the opening, and the hole widens as the line moves. Moving the line onto a pipe support above the roof, or adding a proper boot, closes the opening for good.
Send the unit locations and photos of the curbs, or call to talk through the leak and the inspector question.
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