Low-Slope and Steep-Slope Systems, Installed by W-2 Crews
COMMERCIAL ROOFING IN NORTHERN UTAH
Legacy Roofing keeps Utah businesses, churches, schools and multi-family properties dry, with documented scopes, phased schedules and crews on our own payroll.
Roofing That Works Around Your Operation
Commercial roofing fails differently than residential roofing. A house with a leak has an unhappy family. A building with a leak has interrupted tenants, damaged inventory, a liability question and a maintenance budget that was set months ago. That is why our commercial work starts with a physical roof walk and a written condition assessment rather than a number over the phone. You get photographs of what is actually happening at the seams, penetrations, curbs and drains, and an honest read on whether you are looking at a repair, a section replacement or a full system.
Most commercial buildings in Davis and Weber counties are not one roof. They are a low-slope section over the main space, steep-slope sections over entries and wings, rooftop HVAC units sitting on curbs, and twenty years of penetrations added by other trades. Splitting that between a flat-roof specialist and a shingle contractor is how buildings end up with leaks nobody will own. We install both, so the transitions and flashing details where the systems meet are one crew, one scope and one point of accountability.
Scheduling is usually the part that decides whether a commercial project goes well. We phase work so entrances stay usable, parking stays accessible and noisy tear-off happens when it does the least damage to your day. For churches and schools that means working around services and school calendars. For retail and office that means staging around business hours. We plan that with you before the contract is signed, not after materials show up.
Every project is documented as it goes: time-stamped photos at each stage, permits pulled and municipal inspections coordinated, our 17-point quality control checklist completed before we call it finished, and daily magnetic nail sweeps across parking areas and walkways. When you need to justify the spend to an owner, a board or an insurer, the documentation already exists.
The Legacy Standard · Six Steps
Every roof runs
the same process.
Whatever the scope, the work runs through the same six steps of assessment, design, craftsmanship, protection, verification, and assurance, so the roof you get is the roof we documented and the warranty we registered.
See The True-Care Process™- 01
True Assessment™
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True Design™
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True Craftsmanship™
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True Protection™
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True Verification™
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True Assurance™
COMMERCIAL WORK WE TAKE ON
Our expert contractors specialize in all types of commercial roofing projects.
Low-Slope and Flat Systems
TPO, PVC and other single-ply systems over offices, retail, warehouse and the main spans of churches and schools.
- Full tear-off and re-cover options
- Insulation and tapered assemblies
- Curb, drain and penetration detailing
- Seam and flashing repair
Steep-Slope Commercial
Shingle and metal systems over entries, wings, multi-family buildings and institutional properties.
- Asphalt shingle systems
- Standing seam and architectural metal
- Multi-family and HOA buildings
- Churches, schools and civic properties
Repairs and Leak Investigation
Targeted repair when a full replacement is not the right answer yet, starting with finding where the water is actually entering.
- Leak tracing and documentation
- Seam, flashing and curb repair
- Storm and wind damage response
- Temporary protection when needed
Assessments and Capital Planning
Condition reports for budgeting, property transactions and board approval, whether or not you are ready to do the work.
- Written condition assessment
- Remaining service life estimate
- Repair versus replace analysis
- Photo documentation for records
OUR COMMERCIAL PROCESS
Physical Roof Walk
We walk the roof by hand and document seams, penetrations, curbs, drains and problem areas with photographs. No flyover guesswork.
Written Condition Assessment
You receive a plain-language report on what is failing, what has life left, and whether this is a repair, a section, or a full system.
Scope and Budget Review
A line-item scope built for review by an owner, board or property manager, with options priced separately so nothing is buried.
Phasing and Schedule Plan
We map the work around your operating hours, entrances, parking and calendar before the contract is signed.
Permitted Installation
Permits pulled, municipal inspections coordinated, and installation by our W-2 crews with daily cleanup and magnetic nail sweeps.
Quality Control and Closeout
Our 17-point quality control checklist is completed and you receive the time-stamped photo record and warranty documentation.
Safety First
- • OSHA-compliant safety procedures
- • Licensed and insured team
- • Proper protective equipment
- • Dust control systems
- • Structural integrity protection
Eco-Friendly Disposal
- • Material recycling programs
- • Donation of reusable items
- • Responsible waste disposal
- • Environmental compliance
- • Minimal landfill impact
FAQ · 06 Items
COMMERCIAL ROOFING FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.
Common questions about commercial roofing services answered by our expert contractors.
Offices, retail, warehouse and light industrial, churches, schools, and multi-family and HOA properties across Davis and Weber counties, plus Salt Lake, Cache, Summit and Morgan counties where we have local crews and project history.
In almost every case, yes. We phase the work so entrances and parking stay usable and schedule the loudest stages around your operating hours. For churches and schools we build the schedule around services and the school calendar. That plan is agreed before the contract is signed.
That is exactly what the condition assessment answers. Plenty of commercial roofs have years of service left and need a repair at a handful of details, and we will tell you when that is the case. We will also tell you when repeated repairs are costing more than the replacement would.
Yes. We pull the required permits and coordinate municipal inspections as part of the project, and the sign-offs are included in your closeout documentation.
A written condition assessment, a line-item scope, time-stamped photographs from each stage of the work, the completed 17-point quality control checklist, permit and inspection records, and your warranty paperwork.
Yes. We document damage in the format adjusters expect and work through the claim with you. Commercial claims are typically more involved than residential, so the photo record from the initial roof walk matters a great deal.
Next Step · 01
READY FOR YOUR COMMERCIAL ROOFING?.
Every commercial roofing project starts with a True Assessment, a free physical roof inspection with written, photo-documented findings before anyone talks about price.