Peoria, AZ
Commercial Roofing in Peoria, AZ
Peoria's commercial roofs run from 1918 brick storefronts on Washington Street to brand-new industrial ground along Loop 303, where the city bought 834 acres for the Peoria Innovation Core in 2025. In between sit the P83 entertainment district, Park West and the businesses around the Peoria Sports Complex. We match the roof system to the building and keep it maintained.
Commercial roof cost in Peoria
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.
Building size and height, access, the current roof and whether moisture has gotten into it, drains and scuppers, rooftop units and curbs, and whether the current surface can simply be foamed or coated all set the figure. Metal buildings add the option of a foam retrofit. Single-ply type, built-up layers and skylights or solar tubes fill in the rest. Start with the commercial roof estimator, and we'll confirm on site.
Peoria's commercial areas
Downtown Peoria's commercial row on Washington Street dates to 1918: the Arizona Bank, the post office, Wood's Pharmacy, and the 1920 Paramount Theater that later became Fire Station No. 1. Older buildings like these can carry several roof layers and past repairs, so we open test areas before recommending a system.
Along 83rd Avenue sit the P83 entertainment district and the Peoria Sports Complex, which opened in 1994 as the first spring training site in the county shared by two major league teams. Park West adds open-air retail. To the north, the city's 834-acre Peoria Innovation Core along Loop 303 is planned for industrial, commercial and employment uses, and Amkor Technology picked Peoria for a large semiconductor packaging plant. That points to big low-slope roofs crowded with equipment.
Systems for Peoria buildings
We spray foam over existing roofs and finish it with an elastomeric coating. We install TPO, PVC and EPDM single-ply, built-up roofs and standing seam metal. On metal retrofits, foam goes right over the existing panels, followed by a light tan coat to cut glare during application and a reflective top layer. Architectural sheet metal, skylights and solar tubes are on the list too. For a building still on paper, like the ones planned around the Innovation Core, the roof choice ties into equipment layout and insulation targets, so the earlier we see the drawings, the better the fit. Can foam insulate a metal building? covers the metal side in detail.
Maintenance before the storms
In August 2022 a single storm brought Peoria more than an inch of rainfall and knocked down power lines along 83rd Avenue between Cactus Road and Peoria Avenue. On a flat commercial roof, one clogged drain in a storm like that can flood a ceiling. Our preventative maintenance programs put a roof walk on the calendar, clean out drains and scuppers ahead of the monsoon, reseal curbs and penetrations, and track coating wear so recoats happen before leaks do. Skylights and solar tubes get a look on every visit, since a cracked dome lets water straight into the space below.
Running a Peoria property? Call (602) 799-6837 for a free roof inspection and a written scope of what the roof needs.
For homes, we also do Peoria tile relays, shingle roofs in Peoria and residential spray foam in Peoria.
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