Commercial Roofing in Phoenix, AZ

What drives commercial roof prices in Phoenix

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 pricing depends on the building, the system and how the business has to keep running. What we weigh:

• Roof area and access: hatches, ladders, lifts
• What's on the roof now, and whether it can be recovered or has to be removed
• System choice: foam and coating, TPO, PVC, EPDM, built-up or metal
• Rooftop units, curbs, skylights and drains
• Parapet height and edge metal
• Work hours that keep tenants and operations running

For a smaller building, the instant estimator gives a starting point. On anything bigger, we'll walk the roof with you.

Deer Valley, Sky Harbor and the south side industrial areas

Deer Valley Airport sits about 15 miles north of downtown along the I-17 corridor, with more than 1,200 based aircraft and corporate hangars being added. Logistics warehouses and flex industrial space are going up around it. Around Sky Harbor, the industrial stock mixes newer Class A buildings with older functional ones, and South Phoenix runs from 1970s buildings to new construction. Hangars and older metal buildings soak up heat, and their screws and laps loosen over time.

Spray foam is a strong retrofit for those metal roofs. It covers fasteners, laps and seams in one pass, adds insulation, and lowers the surface temperature. We base-coat the foam in light tan, then go white, so complete coverage is easy to confirm under Phoenix glare. How professional roofers protect metal spray foam roofs covers that coating sequence, and does spray foam work as insulation on a metal roof answers the energy question.

Retail, medical and office roofs up north

Desert Ridge Marketplace opened in 2001 with about 1.2 million square feet of retail, dining and entertainment, and the Desert Ridge area also holds Mayo Clinic Hospital and an American Express campus. Large flat roofs like those carry a lot of HVAC, and every curb is a possible leak. Single-ply membranes such as TPO and PVC suit big, simple decks, and EPDM still has its place. Restaurant tenants add grease exhaust, which is hard on some membranes, so fan locations matter when we pick a system. Skylights and solar tubes need their own flashing, and standing seam or architectural sheet metal handles visible edges and mansards.

Maintenance before storm season

Commercial leaks usually start small: a split at a curb, a clogged scupper, a seam that opened over the summer. A preventative maintenance program gets the roof checked on a schedule, ideally ahead of the June 15 start of monsoon season and again after it ends on September 30, so drains are clear and heat-opened seams get resealed.

Property managers and building owners can reach Mikel at (602) 799-6837 to put a free roof inspection on the calendar.

For your own house, see Phoenix residential foam roofs, tile roofing on Phoenix homes and residential shingle work in Phoenix.