Masonry Stays Drier
Sealed coping and flashing keep water out of the brick, where freeze-thaw cracks it.


As a Wabash commercial roof repair contractor, we repair parapet flashing, coping joints, and internal drains on older downtown commercial blocks.
Wabash commercial roof repair downtown often means roofs with walls on every side and several layers of past patches underneath.
Parapet walls trap water against flashing that has aged for decades. Internal gutters and drains carry water through the building, so a clog shows up as a leak far from the roof edge.
Cores show how many layers sit on the deck before we pick a patch material. Access often runs through an alley or a single hatch, so materials go up in small loads.

Older blocks leak in patterns that point to their walls and drains.
Damp plaster or brick just below the roofline points to failed wall flashing or coping.
An internal drain or gutter that clogs or cracks can leak in the middle of the building.
Gaps between coping caps let water into the top of the wall.
Several old layers holding moisture feel soft underfoot and need cores.
Active drips over a shop floor need a call now and stock moved out of the way.
Repairs that respect older buildings and their tenants.
Sealed coping and flashing keep water out of the brick, where freeze-thaw cracks it.
Cleared and re-flashed drains stop the leaks that show up mid-building.
Knowing the existing layers means patches bond to what is really there.
Alley access and small loads keep the storefront clear while work goes on above.
Fixes for walls, drains, and layered roofs.
Membrane is run up the wall and terminated under counterflashing or the coping.
Joints between caps are cleaned and sealed, and loose caps refastened.
Drains are cleared, clamping rings reset, and the membrane re-flashed into the bowl.
Cores set the patch material so it bonds to the top layer of the old roof.
Call and tell us which wall. Parapet flashing and coping on that side are where we look first.
(463) 466-9764Call UsDowntown work begins with access and the walls.
We find the safest route up, often an alley ladder or roof hatch, and plan small material loads.
Parapet flashing and coping get inspected all the way around before the field.
Cores show the layers so the patch material matches the top surface.
Flashing, coping, and drains are repaired, and the hatch or access is closed up each day.
Wabash is one of five towns we serve from Kokomo. Call us or send us a message for anywhere else.
Home base for flat, metal, and plant roof repairs.
Leaks traced from office and store ceilings to the roof.
Ponding, drains, and sagging spots on flat roofs.
Metal buildings with worn screws, eaves, and gutters.
Storm and hail checks with a dated photo record.
Questions from downtown Wabash owners and tenants.
Access, the length of parapet to re-flash, the number of internal drains, and how many old layers sit on the deck. A free estimate after the inspection sets the price.
Yes. We repair older downtown roofs in Wabash, starting with the parapets, coping, and internal drains.
Yes. Offices and apartments above shops share the same roof, and we plan access around everyone in the building.
Internal drains and gutters run through the building. A clog or crack in one leaks wherever the pipe passes.
That depends on how many layers exist and whether they are dry. Cores answer both questions.
Material usually goes up from the alley side, keeping the storefront and sidewalk clear.
Tell us which wall or ceiling is wet. We will inspect the parapets, coping, and drains above it.