Commercial Roof Replacement in Titusville, FL
Call Our Team When Patching Stops Paying Off
Every commercial roof reaches a point where the repair bills stop making sense. The leaks move around the building. Each patch buys a few months before the next stain shows up. Eventually, the money going into repairs would be better spent on a roof that doesn’t need them.
Titan Roofing of Florida handles commercial roof replacement in Titusville, FL, for warehouses and offices, along with retail and other commercial properties. We start with a roof inspection documented in photos and video, so you can see exactly why replacement is or isn’t the right call. As a licensed Florida roofing contractor (CCC1334068), we plan every replacement around keeping your building open and protected.
How Do You Know It’s Time to Replace a Commercial Roof?
The clearest sign is a roof that keeps leaking in new places after repairs. That usually means the roof as a whole is failing, not one isolated spot.
Other signs that point toward replacement:
- Wet insulation under large sections of the roof, which keeps damaging the deck even after the surface is patched
- Seam failures spread across much of a TPO or modified bitumen membrane
- Rust-through on metal panels, especially on buildings near the coast or the rivers
- Sagging or soft areas that suggest damage to the roof deck
- A roof that’s been patched so many times the repairs are starting to overlap
During our inspection, we look at the full roof surface and the areas below it. The photos and video we share show the pattern of damage, not just the worst spot.
How Should You Plan Around Hurricane Season?
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30. Many building owners schedule replacements outside those months, or at least before peak season, so the new roof is in place before the strongest storms arrive.
Planning early also helps with budgeting. A replacement can be built into the next fiscal year instead of handled as an emergency after a storm.
Which Roof System Should Replace Your Old One?
The right system depends on your building’s slope and how the space is used. Budget and location matter too.
TPO
TPO is a single-ply membrane with heat-welded seams and a reflective white surface. It’s common on flat and low-slope commercial roofs throughout Brevard County.
Modified Bitumen
Modified bitumen is a multi-layer asphalt-based system. It holds up well to foot traffic, which can matter on roofs with a lot of rooftop equipment.
Metal
Metal roofing works on commercial buildings with enough pitch to shed water. As a Tri County Metals Elite Contractor, we install metal roofing systems designed for Florida’s wind and coastal conditions.
Tile
Some commercial buildings with steeper roof sections use tile for its appearance. We replace tile roofs on commercial properties where the structure is designed for it.
If you’re considering a switch, such as moving from a flat membrane to metal, the roof’s slope determines whether that change is practical. We’ll go over what your building can support.
What Happens During a Commercial Roof Replacement?
Before Work Starts
We pull the permits for the roofing work we perform. Depending on the building’s location, permits come from a city building department like Melbourne’s or Titusville’s, or from Brevard County for unincorporated areas. We also coordinate with you on access and staging.
During the Replacement
We remove the old roof down to the deck and replace any damaged decking. New insulation and the new roof system go down next. We work in sections that can be closed up before the end of each workday, so the building isn’t left exposed overnight.
Flashing and Details
Every rooftop unit and roof drain gets flashed into the new system. We finish the perimeter with new edge metal, since edges and corners take the most wind during storms.
Final Inspection
Local building departments inspect the completed roof. Once it passes, we walk you through the finished work.
Keeping Your Building Running During the Project
A replacement doesn’t have to shut down your business. Most of the work happens on the roof, and we schedule deliveries and the loudest work around your operating hours. If certain interior areas need to be cleared for a day or two, we’ll tell you ahead of time.
What Comes With a Titan Roofing Replacement?
Our commercial roofing projects are backed by:
If storm damage led to the replacement, we document the damage with photos and video and complete the work the building needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sometimes. Units may need to be raised or temporarily disconnected so the roof beneath them can be replaced, so we coordinate that timing with your HVAC contractor.
Yes. Larger roofs can often be replaced section by section, which can spread the cost across budget cycles.
It depends on the roof’s slope, since metal panels need enough pitch to shed water. Our inspection will show whether your building is a good candidate.
We watch the forecast and only open as much of the roof as we can close up the same day. That keeps rain from reaching the building’s interior during the work.
Usually, yes. We’ll let you know in advance if a specific area should be cleared while work happens directly above it.