Commercial Roofing in Denver

A commercial roof protects everything under it: your inventory, equipment, tenants and business. In Denver, that roof faces large hail, heavy snow loads, intense high-altitude UV and constant freeze-thaw cycles, often on a flat or low-slope surface where water has nowhere to go. Mountaintop Roofing & Solar installs, repairs, coats and maintains commercial roofs across the Denver metro, with a focus on keeping your building dry and your business running.

Commercial roofing services

Commercial roofing systems we install

Not sure which system fits your building? We'll look at your roof deck, drainage, budget and how long you plan to own the property, and recommend the option that makes sense. Learn more about flat roofing.

Commercial roof coatings

If your roof membrane is still structurally sound but showing its age, a fluid-applied coating can seal it, reflect heat and extend its life without a full tear-off.

We apply both silicone and acrylic roof coatings and recommend the right one for your roof:

A coating isn't right for every roof. If the membrane is saturated or the deck is damaged, we'll tell you, and explain why a replacement is the better investment.

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Properties we work on

We work on a full range of commercial properties, from office buildings and retail centers to warehouses, industrial buildings and apartment complexes. We work directly with building owners, property managers and HOAs, and we schedule work to keep disruption to tenants and customers to a minimum.

Commercial solar

Planning to add solar to your building? Because we install both roofs and solar, we can make sure your roof is ready to carry panels for the next 25 years before they go on.

Why businesses choose Mountaintop Roofing & Solar

Commercial roofing FAQs

How long does a commercial flat roof last in Denver?

Most single-ply and modified bitumen roofs last about 15 to 30 years, depending on the system, installation quality, maintenance and hail exposure. Regular inspections and timely repairs make the biggest difference.

Should I coat my commercial roof or replace it?

If the membrane is still sound and the insulation is dry, a coating can extend its life at a lower cost. If there is widespread damage, wet insulation or a failing deck, replacement is the better investment. An inspection will tell you which.

How often should a commercial roof be inspected?

At least twice a year, typically spring and fall, and after any hail or major wind storm.

What causes most flat roof leaks?

Failed seams, flashing around rooftop units and penetrations, clogged drains and ponding water. Most leaks start at a detail, not in the middle of the membrane.

Can you work while my business stays open?

In most cases, yes. We plan the work in sections and coordinate schedules, access and safety with you to keep disruption low.

Does insurance cover hail damage to a commercial roof?

Often, depending on your policy. We document the damage with photos and a written report you can submit to your insurance company.

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