Water Coming In During A Storm
Water lands on stock or equipment while rain is still falling.
A temporary seal goes on the entry point once it is safe to reach. The permanent repair waits for dry weather.

As a Tell City commercial roof repair contractor, we stop active leaks on Perry County shops and plants first, then make the permanent repair in dry weather.
Tell City commercial roof repair for an active leak runs in two steps: stop the water now, then repair it properly once the roof dries.

Membrane patches, seam tape, and sealants need a dry, clean surface to bond. On a wet or frozen roof, a temporary seal over the entry point stops the drip and protects what sits below.
Once the roof dries, the stopgap material comes off and the permanent repair goes on in matching material. Leaving a temporary seal in place for good only moves the leak a few feet.
What owners report, and what it means on the roof.
Water lands on stock or equipment while rain is still falling.
A temporary seal goes on the entry point once it is safe to reach. The permanent repair waits for dry weather.
An old leak returns in spring at the same spot.
A stopgap was left in place for good. It cracked, and water runs under it again.
Orange stains line up along the laps on a metal roof underside.
Moisture near the river rusted the laps from inside. We treat the rust and seal each lap.
Rooms stay damp for days after rain stops.
Insulation under the membrane soaked up water. Cores show where to cut it out.
Drips form around the roof hatch frame inside.
The hatch curb flashing or gasket failed. Both get checked, and the failed one gets replaced.
Before and after a two-step leak repair.
Before The Repair
After The Repair
These services cover the stopgap and the permanent repair that follows.

Flat roofs get a temporary seal in wet weather, then welded, taped, or built-up patches once dry.
Typical Repairs

Steel roofs near the river get rusted laps treated, screws replaced, and rusted panels swapped.
Typical Repairs

Active leaks get a stopgap first and a full trace to the entry point before the permanent repair.
Typical Repairs

Plant roofs get protection over equipment while a stopgap holds, then repairs planned around shifts.
Typical Repairs
Call now. We talk through protecting stock and equipment while we plan the stopgap.
Call UsSend photos of the stain and the roof area. We plan the permanent repair for dry weather.
Schedule Your Free InspectionFive decisions, from the first drip to the final patch.
We find the entry point above the drip and check the roof around it for other open details.
Wet or frozen surfaces get a temporary seal; dry roofs go straight to the permanent repair.
Temporary seals carry the roof until the next dry stretch, and the permanent repair is booked before we leave.
Cores around the entry point show whether boards need replacing under the permanent patch.
Every scrap of stopgap material comes off before the matched repair goes on, and photos record both steps.
Need work beyond Tell City? We repair commercial roofs in the towns below; if yours is not listed, call us or send us a message.
Several roofs on one property, ranked in one visit.
Older brick blocks with parapet and coping leaks.
Plant roofs crowded with rooftop units and curbs.
Roofs with years of old patches to sort out.
Answers on stopgaps, river moisture, and codes.
Coverage
Yes. We repair flat and metal roofs on commercial and industrial buildings in Tell City. Roofs near the river often show rust at metal laps and wet insulation under membranes, so both get checked on every visit. Call to talk through the damage on your building.
Yes. Call while the leak is active and we talk through interior protection right away. A temporary seal goes on once the entry point is safe to reach, and the permanent repair follows in dry weather.
Codes
Indiana adopts its commercial building code under 675 IAC 13, through the Fire Prevention and Building Safety Commission. The state requires plan review for Class 1 structures, which covers most commercial buildings. Whether a given repair needs filing depends on its scope, so we check with the state and local office first.
Cost And Timing
The roof system, how many entry points there are, whether a stopgap visit is needed first, wet insulation, and access set the price. A two-step repair costs a little more than one visit, but it keeps the permanent patch from going on wet. The written estimate shows both steps.
Stopgap seals go on in most winter weather. Many permanent repairs wait for a dry, mild stretch, since adhesives and tape need it to bond. Welded patches and metal work can often go on during cold, dry days.
Call about an active leak, or send photos of the damage. We stop the water first and plan the permanent repair.
Or call (930) 346-3218