Commercial Roofing in Cave Creek, AZ

Pricing a commercial roof in Cave Creek

As a guide from our price sheet: foam over an existing flat roof runs $4.75–$6 per square foot, about $47,500–$60,000 on a 10,000 sq ft roof, and metal roofs run $10–$28 per square foot depending on the level of system. See every range on our pricing page.

• Roof area, and how many levels or additions the building has grown over the years
• The existing roof: built-up, foam, metal or single-ply, and whether it can be covered
• Parapets, false fronts and the joints where old and new construction meet
• Rooftop AC units, evaporative coolers and their curbs
• Keeping a restaurant, bar or shop open during the work
• Metal panel condition on barns and shade structures

Smaller buildings can start with the instant estimator. For the rest, we'll come walk the roof.

Old buildings in the Town Core

The Town Core covers about 1.25 square miles along Cave Creek Road, and the town's plan describes it as an amalgam of styles, shapes, materials and details. Some of its buildings are old. The Cave Creek Inn dates to 1920, the Cave Creek Service Station to 1925 and is on the National Register, and Harold's Cave Creek Corral opened as a bar in 1935. The plan asks new construction to stay compatible with the scale and character of those historic structures.

Buildings that have grown over the years often end up with several roof sections at different heights, and leaks live at those joints. Spray foam handles odd shapes well because it goes on as one continuous layer and turns up walls and parapets without seams. Where a metal roof is part of the look, we can repair or retrofit it instead of trading the character for something generic.

Metal barns, mare motels and shade structures

Horse-keeping is part of Cave Creek's identity, and equestrian properties come with metal barns, stall shelters and arena covers. Bare metal in full sun gets hot enough to make a barn miserable. Spray foam over the panels seals the screws and laps and brings the surface temperature down, and the coating on top reflects sun. How top-side spray foam lowers metal roof temperatures shows the effect, and what happens when you foam a metal roof walks through each coat. A light tan base coat goes down before the white so we can see full coverage in the glare.

Maintenance for small commercial roofs

A small building can't absorb a surprise leak over the bar or a gallery wall. A preventative maintenance program puts the roof on a schedule: clear scuppers and drains before monsoon season, reseal curbs and penetrations, and recoat foam before the coating wears through. Skylights and solar tubes can be added or reflashed on the same visits. Built-up and single-ply roofs on newer buildings get the same routine.

Own a building in the Town Core or a barn that needs help? Call Big Red Roofing at (602) 799-6837 and we'll set up a free look at the roof.

Your home may need attention too: spray foam for Cave Creek houses, tile relays in Cave Creek and Cave Creek shingle roofs.