Old Tenant Penetrations
Fans, vents, and signs removed by the last tenant leave holes that were capped quickly and never flashed.


As a Catasauqua commercial roofing contractor, we inspect and replace commercial roofs, including inspections before a new tenant fills the space with equipment.
Catasauqua commercial roofing work often starts when a space changes hands. An empty building is the easiest time to find leaks and plan repairs.
We document visible roof conditions, leak signs inside, and the access a new tenant's equipment will need. The owner and tenant both get the same written findings.
Who pays for the work depends on the lease, which we leave to the parties. Our report lays out what is on the roof and what it needs, so that talk starts from facts.

A roof inspection between tenants turns up the same conditions again and again, most of them hidden while the space was full.
Fans, vents, and signs removed by the last tenant leave holes that were capped quickly and never flashed.
Stains behind racks and stock go unnoticed until the space empties, then show where the roof has leaked for years.
A new tenant's rooftop units rarely fit the old curbs, so new openings need planning before the roof is redone.
Drains that nobody cleaned during the last lease hold water, and the membrane around them shows it.
A former tenant's exhaust leaves grease or residue on the membrane that needs cleaning or new roofing around the outlet.
Edge metal and gutters that were never maintained pull loose, letting wind and melt get under the roof edge.
An inspection between tenants helps the owner, the incoming tenant, and whoever manages the building.
If the inspection calls for new roofing, these are the systems we install.

Welded white membrane for flat retail and flex roofs, with new curbs for the incoming tenant's units.
TPO Roofing in Hazleton
Rubber roofing for older brick buildings where parapets and coping need new flashing.
EPDM Roofing in Hazleton
Roof planning for light industrial tenants bringing heavy equipment and exhaust.
Industrial Roofing in Hazleton
Steel panels for pitched storage buildings and canopies on the same property.
Commercial Metal Roofing in HazletonCall before the equipment arrives. We will inspect the roof, the old openings, and the drains, and send findings both sides can use.
Six steps take a space from the first walk to a roof that is ready for the next lease and the equipment arriving with it.
Ceilings, walls, and floors are checked for stains and damp spots while nothing hides them.
Seams, curbs, drains, and old penetrations are inspected and photographed, with core cuts where moisture is suspected.
Conditions and recommended work go into one report for owner and tenant to review together.
Curbs and supports for the new tenant's units are worked into any repair or replacement scope.
Approved work is finished and checked while the space is still empty and easy to protect.
We suggest a date for the next roof walk under the new lease, so leaks are caught by schedule rather than by a tenant call.
Our area also covers these towns. Somewhere else? Call us or send us a message.
Tenant changes, cost, and setting up an inspection.

Question about your own roof?
Call UsIt is a smart time for one. An empty building shows leaks and access needs before equipment fills it. We document visible conditions and recommended work for both parties, and the lease decides who pays for it.
The inspection scope, roof size, and any repairs found set the price. Old penetrations, new curbs, and drain work are the most common items we price after the walk. Roof size alone rarely decides it, and we send the price with the findings so both sides see them together.
Call or send a message with the address and the move-in date. We schedule the inspection early enough for repairs to finish before equipment arrives. Booking early leaves room if the findings point to a full replacement.
Yes. Flex, retail, and light industrial roofs make up much of the tenant-change work in our area. Those roofs often carry openings from several past tenants, each needing its own check.
Sharing it is the point. We write it for both sides, with photos and plain descriptions, so owner and tenant review the same facts. It also lists anything to fix before equipment is lifted onto the roof.
Photos and notes on seams, flashing, drains, curbs, and old openings, plus any leak signs found inside the empty space. Each item lists the recommended work and whether it is urgent, so owner and tenant can talk about it before equipment arrives.
Tell us the address and the move-in date. We will inspect the roof and send findings and a scope before the new tenant arrives.