Northeast Ohio’s Premier Commercial Roofing Company
Where Quality and Experience Meet
- 10-Year Workmanship Guarantee
- Specializes in Insurance Claims Assistance
- CertainTeed Master Shingle Installer
Reliable Commercial Roofing Service in Mentor
When you choose Walker Roofing & Construction LLC, you get the assistance of an insurance claims specialist with decades of experience in the business.
We always put the customer first with free roof evaluations and regular communication.
Because your time is valuable, we do our best to complete the job as quickly as possible. We know that a roof repair or replacement can cause a huge disruption in your business’s everyday activities, so you can rely on us to handle your exterior roofing, gutters and siding in Mentor.
Commercial Roofing Services We Offer
Commercial Roof Replacement & Installation
A roof on a commercial property is a big investment, and we want to keep it affordable without cutting corners. We’ll discuss your options, set a budget and make sure we have the best technicians in the business on the job.Commercial Roof Coatings
Roof coatings extend your roof’s lifespan, cool it and reduce energy consumption. They offer energy savings and environmental benefits, and we offer liquid coatings to businesses in Mentor.The Types of Commercial Roofs We Install
We offer three different types of commercial roofs, so we can meet the needs of every customer.
Spray Foam Roofing
When installed and maintained properly, spray foam roofs can last more than 30 years. They require recoating every 10-15 years to extend the lifespan but provide commercial buildings and flat roofs with an insulating barrier.
Modified Bitumen Roof
Made up of a mixture of polymerized rubber or plastic and asphalt, modified bitumen roofing is reinforced by fiberglass. This creates a flexible, rugged waterproof membrane and a low-maintenance roof with a long lifespan.
Asphalt Shingle Roofing
Asphalt shingles are a great choice for both homes and commercial properties. They come in a variety of colors and styles so you can match your roof with the architectural style of your building. They are energy-efficient, cost-effective and can withstand high winds common to Mentor.
Recently Completed Commercial Projects
Commercial Projects We Work On
- Multifamily Properties
- HOA Properties
- Apartment Roofs
- Retail Complexes
- Industrial Buildings
- Storage Units
- Assisted Living Center Roofs
Where Quality and Experience Meet
Meet with one of our specialists to schedule your next inspection. From there, we can recommend the best course of action to upgrade your home to the next level.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my commercial roof need a repair, roof coating, or complete replacement?
The right option depends on the roof’s age, condition, moisture levels, previous repairs, and the extent of the damage. A repair may solve an isolated leak or damaged section. A roof coating may help extend the service life of a roof that remains structurally sound. However, coatings should not be applied over trapped moisture, severely deteriorated materials, or damaged roof decking. Widespread leaks, saturated insulation, recurring repairs, and structural deterioration may make replacement the more dependable long-term solution. Walker Roofing & Construction offers free roof evaluations to help property owners compare their options.
Which commercial roofing system is best for my building?
The best system depends on the roof slope, drainage, existing roof assembly, building use, budget, insulation needs, and expected rooftop traffic. Walker Roofing & Construction installs spray foam roofing, modified bitumen roofing, and asphalt shingles. Spray foam can create a continuous insulating barrier for many flat or low-slope roofs. Modified bitumen provides a flexible, reinforced waterproof membrane. Asphalt shingles may suit commercial buildings with steep-slope roof designs. A professional inspection is necessary because no single roofing material works best for every retail property, apartment complex, industrial building, storage facility, or assisted living center.
How much does a commercial roof replacement cost, and how long will it take?
Commercial roofing costs depend on the roof’s total area, material, slope, accessibility, drainage system, number of penetrations, and the condition of the deck and insulation. Removing the existing roof, repairing water damage, upgrading insulation, replacing flashing, and meeting local code requirements can increase the price. The project timeline also depends on the roof size, weather, material availability, structural repairs, and whether the existing system must be removed. Walker Roofing & Construction provides free evaluations and discusses roofing options and budget requirements before work begins, allowing property owners to make an informed decision without relying on a generic price estimate.
Will commercial roofing work interrupt my business operations?
Commercial roof repair or replacement can create noise, equipment movement, temporary access restrictions, and activity around the building. However, careful scheduling and regular communication can reduce avoidable disruption. Before work starts, the contractor should explain the expected schedule, staging areas, employee and customer access, safety boundaries, material storage, and weather-related delays. Walker Roofing & Construction states that its team prioritizes regular communication and works to complete projects efficiently because roofing work can affect normal business activities. The company also offers a 10-year workmanship guarantee, although property owners should review the written warranty terms and material coverage for their specific project.
Can Walker Roofing & Construction help with commercial roof storm damage and insurance claims?
Yes. Walker Roofing & Construction specializes in insurance claims assistance and provides free roof evaluations. After hail, high winds, falling debris, or another severe weather event, arrange an inspection even when the damage is not immediately visible from the ground. Document interior leaks, damaged equipment, ceiling stains, fallen materials, and visible exterior damage with dated photographs. Avoid permanent repairs until the insurer has explained its documentation requirements, but take reasonable temporary steps to prevent further water intrusion. Insurance coverage depends on the policy, deductible, cause of damage, roof condition, exclusions, and whether the loss is covered at replacement cost or actual cash value.