Commercial Roofing
Roofing decisions that respect the building and the business inside it.
Choice Construction works with commercial property owners and property managers on roof inspections, repairs, replacement planning, TPO, and flat roofing systems across the greater St. Louis area.
Roof performance, operations, access, and communication all matter.
Commercial roofing work may affect tenants, employees, customers, equipment, parking, deliveries, or building access. The construction recommendation must be paired with a practical plan for the property.
Choice Construction begins with the visible conditions and the owner’s priorities. We discuss the roofing system, the recommended scope, scheduling considerations, and the people who need updates throughout the project.
Who we work with
- Commercial property owners
- Property managers
- Facility and operations contacts
- HOA and condominium associations
- Multi-family property stakeholders
For HOA, condominium, and multi-building needs, visit the dedicated HOA & Multi-Family Roofing page.
The commercial project approach
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Property and priority review
We discuss what prompted the call, known issues, building use, access, stakeholders, and timing requirements.
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Roof inspection
We inspect visible roof conditions and document relevant findings.
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Scope and estimate
We explain what we found and provide a project-specific recommendation and estimate for the proposed work.
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Project planning
The approved plan addresses materials, access, scheduling, points of contact, and property-specific coordination.
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Work and communication
The team completes the approved scope while maintaining the agreed communication rhythm.
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Closeout
The project finishes with a final inspection, cleanup, and applicable paperwork and warranties.
TPO and flat roofing
Low-slope and flat commercial roofs require a system-specific evaluation. Drainage, seams, penetrations, transitions, flashing, and existing conditions can all affect the recommended work. Choice Construction evaluates the property and discusses whether repair, replacement, or another defined scope should be considered.
Storm and insurance-related commercial work
For storm-related concerns, Choice Construction can inspect and photograph visible damage, review the insurance company’s construction scope, identify construction items that may require clarification, meet with the adjuster when appropriate, and provide estimates and documentation.
Choice Construction supports the construction side of the project. The insurance carrier determines coverage under the terms of the policy.
Commercial roofing questions
Do you work with occupied commercial properties?
Do you install TPO and work on flat roofing systems?
Can you provide documentation for property stakeholders?
Can you help after a commercial property is damaged by a storm?
Start with the building, the roof, and the people the project affects.
Tell us about the property and what prompted the request. We will help define the appropriate inspection and next step.