Mesa, AZ

Commercial Roofing in Mesa, AZ

Mesa's commercial roofs range from aircraft hangars and machine shops in the Falcon District to brand-new industrial buildings near Mesa Gateway Airport and data centers on Elliot Road. We install and repair foam roofs and coatings, EPDM, PVC and TPO membranes, built-up roofs, standing seam panels and metal retrofits, and we run maintenance programs so owners know what a roof needs before it leaks.

Mesa commercial roof costs, explained

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.

Commercial roofs in Mesa run from a single hangar to a warehouse covering several acres, so pricing starts with what's up there:

  • System. A foam-and-coating system, a single-ply sheet, built-up or standing seam, and whether the new system can go over the old one.
  • Roof area and height. Big footprints and tall walls change staging and equipment.
  • Penetrations and equipment. Rooftop units, skylights, conduit and exhaust fans each need their own detail.
  • Trapped moisture. Old built-up roofs often hold wet insulation that has to come out.
  • Operations below. Working around production, tenants or aircraft.
  • Maintenance history. A roof that has been on a preventative program usually needs less.

Run the building's footprint through our instant estimator for a first look, then schedule a free roof inspection with us.

Falcon Field hangars and aerospace buildings

Falcon Field Airport anchors Mesa's Falcon District, where Boeing, MD Helicopters and other aerospace and manufacturing firms operate. More than 130 businesses sit on the airport alone, with six industrial parks around it. That adds up to a lot of metal: hangars, shop buildings and older steel structures with screws and laps that loosen as the panels expand and contract in the heat.

Foam over metal handles that well. It covers every fastener and lap at once, adds insulation, and brings the surface temperature down. The first pass of coating is light tan, which makes any thin spot obvious before the white goes on. See the temperature drop from top-side foam on metal. Hangars and shops also carry vents, exhaust fans and conduit runs, and the foam builds up around each one so the flashing becomes part of the roof. Where an owner wants to keep a metal look, a metal retrofit or standing seam system is the other route.

Big new roofs in southeast Mesa

Southeast Mesa is where the city's newest commercial roofs are going up. Near Mesa Gateway Airport, the Gateway Grand industrial park broke ground in 2022 with 2 million square feet planned. The Elliot Road Technology Corridor has drawn data center projects from Apple, Google, EdgeCore and others. New single-ply roofs on buildings that size rarely need replacing in their early years. They need a maintenance program: seams, flashings, drains and equipment curbs checked on a schedule, with small problems fixed before water gets inside.

Rooftop crews from other trades are a big part of the risk. A dropped tool or a careless cut in a membrane can turn into a slow leak nobody sees, and regular inspections catch that damage early.

Managing a building in the Falcon District or out near Gateway? Get a free roof inspection and a straight read on what the roof needs. Our line is (602) 799-6837.

Own a home in town as well? We do Mesa residential foam, tile underlayment replacements in Mesa and Mesa shingle roofs.

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