Built for working buildings
Caldwell sits in the middle of some of Idaho's busiest farm country, and a lot of its commercial roofs cover working buildings: processing and packing plants, cold storage, equipment shops and metal ag buildings. Those roofs can't leak onto product or equipment, and the business usually can't shut down to fix them.
Metal roofs here lose the battle at the seams and fasteners first. Summer heat and winter cold flex the panels until screws back out and seams open. We seal those spots with reinforced base coat and fabric, then coat the whole roof, which stops the leaks without a tear-off. Low-slope roofs past saving get a heat-welded Duro-Last membrane. PVC is the pick for food plants, since it stands up to fats and oils.
Our services in Caldwell
In Caldwell we handle flat roof repair and leak repair, rubber roof (EPDM) repair, roof coatings, single-ply roofing (TPO, PVC and EPDM), flat roof replacement, commercial roof inspections, new metal roofs and spray foam. We also work in Homedale, Middleton, Parma, Wilder and Marsing.
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Caldwell roofing questions
What roof is best for a food-processing building?
Usually Duro-Last PVC. It resists grease, oils and many chemicals, and its heat-welded seams don't depend on sealant. Your inspection confirms what fits your building.
Can you fix a leaking metal shop roof without replacing it?
Most of the time. If the panels are solid, we seal the seams and fasteners and coat the roof. That stops the leaks for far less than new metal.