Roofing for Schools and Education Buildings
Schools have some of the toughest roofs to manage: large flat areas, lots of rooftop HVAC equipment, additions from different decades, and a tight window each summer for big projects. Leaks during the school year can close classrooms and damage books, technology and ceilings.
What We Work On
- Private and parochial schools
- Daycares and early learning centers
- Education wings attached to churches
- Gyms, cafeterias and other large-span roofs
Planning Around the School Calendar
For replacement or large coating projects, the best timeline starts in the fall or winter with an assessment and written proposal. That gives your board time to approve it and lets us schedule the work for summer break. During the school year, we handle repairs after hours and on weekends, and respond quickly when leaks affect classrooms.
Common School Roof Problems
- Leaks around rooftop HVAC units and exhaust fans
- Aging roofs on older sections and additions
- Leaks where additions meet the original building
- Ponding from clogged drains, especially after fall leaves
- Storm damage at roof edges
Safety first: We keep work areas fenced off from students and staff, keep materials away from playgrounds and drop-off areas, and schedule deliveries outside arrival and dismissal times.
School Roofing Questions
Can roof replacement be done over the summer?
Yes, and that's the best time for it. We recommend getting an assessment in the fall or winter so the project can be planned and scheduled well before summer break.
Can you make repairs during the school year?
Yes. Smaller repairs can usually be done after school hours or on weekends, and active leaks are handled right away.
Do you work on church schools and daycares?
Yes. We work on private and parochial schools, daycares, and education wings attached to churches.