Ceiling tiles stained near the store sign
Curb flashing at the suite’s rooftop unit has cracked at a corner or pulled loose at the base.
Reflash the curb, seal all four corners, and check the unit panels above it.
As a Schererville commercial roof repair contractor, we trace and fix leaks on strip centers and retail buildings while stores stay open.


Schererville commercial roof repair on a strip center means working above open stores. Tenant notices and work hours get set before the first ladder goes up.
A stain in one suite often comes from a curb or seam above the store next door, so the trace crosses tenant lines on the roof.
Owners get a short note to pass to tenants with the repair dates, the noisy hours, and where ladders will stand.
Retail roofs carry a unit for nearly every suite. Most leak calls trace back to that equipment or the drains between it.
Curb flashing at the suite’s rooftop unit has cracked at a corner or pulled loose at the base.
Reflash the curb, seal all four corners, and check the unit panels above it.
Water enters above one tenant and runs along the deck to the store next door.
Trace across the tenant line on the roof and repair the source above the neighbor.
Rear drains clog with debris blown off the parking lot and back water up against the wall.
Clear and rebuild the drains, then reseal the wall flashing the water reached.
Exhaust fan curbs on small units loosen and their flashing splits along one side.
Refasten the fan curb and flash it into the membrane on every side.
Repairs on a retail roof protect stock, sales floors, and the tenants who pay the rent.
Water lands on merchandise and ceiling grids right over customers.
Sealed curbs keep each suite’s ceiling dry.
Tenants blame each other while the source stays open.
One traced repair ends the leak for both suites.
Back walls soak and storage rooms take water.
Rebuilt drains clear the back of the roof after rain.
Restrooms and break rooms see drips with every storm.
Refastened curbs and new flashing close the gap.
These four services cover retail centers, offices, and service buildings in Schererville.

Most strip centers carry TPO or modified roofs. Seams around the units and drains at the rear get patched and rebuilt in kind.

Metal canopies and steel-roofed auto and service buildings get new screws, resealed laps, and trim at the walls.

Suite-to-suite leaks get traced across the roof until the opening is found, even when it sits above another tenant.

Warehouses and light industrial buildings nearby get drain, fan, and joint repairs planned around their dock hours.
Water over a sales floor spreads fast. A call gets the source covered and the trace started before the next shift opens.
Call UsSend the address and the suites with water. We will plan one visit that covers every unit and drain on the roof.
Send roof details for an estimateEach unit curb, drain, and seam line is walked suite by suite, with leak spots marked to the tenant they affect.
Quiet work happens while stores are open; cutting and loud tools go to early mornings or closed days.
If the deck must be opened, tarps go over merchandise and fixtures in the suite underneath first.
Curbs, seams, and drains get repaired in order of how much water each one lets in.
Photos and notes are sorted by suite so the owner can show each tenant what was fixed.
Is your building close to Schererville? We repair commercial roofs in these towns too. For anywhere else, call us or send us a message.
Answers for Schererville landlords, tenants, and property managers.
Almost always. Strip center and retail building leaks in Schererville usually come from unit flashing, clogged drains, or open seams.
The trace runs from inside the suite to the roof above it, and the repair happens up top while the store below keeps its doors open.
The old flashing gets cut back where it has cracked or pulled loose, the curb is cleaned, and new membrane is welded or adhered up the curb and sealed at every corner.
The unit’s own panels get checked too, since water sometimes enters through the equipment.
That depends on the lease. Many retail leases put the roof on the landlord, and the photos from a traced repair show exactly where the water entered. Owners can share those photos with both tenants.
Weekend and early-morning work can be arranged for loud or deck-opening repairs. Quieter work, such as resealing curbs or rebuilding drains, usually happens during the week while stores are open.
Twice a year works for most centers, in spring and fall, plus after any hailstorm or big wind. Those visits clear drains, check every unit curb, and catch small openings before tenants see water.
Send the suites that see water and your store hours. We will plan the trace and repairs around your tenants.