Commercial Roofing Contractor in New York

Parapet capping is the process of covering the top of a parapet wall with a protective cap—usually made from metal (like aluminum, steel, or copper)—to prevent water infiltration and weather damage. It’s a key part of a watertight roofing system on many commercial buildings.

Yes. Parapet walls are exposed to the elements. Capping them stops water penetration at one of the most vulnerable points, protecting the building structure.

The lifespan depends on the material and installation quality. On average: TPO/PVC lasts 20–30 years, EPDM lasts 25–30 years, Modified Bitumen lasts 15–20 years, and Metal roofs can last 30–50+ years. Routine maintenance can significantly extend the life of any roof.

Costs vary based on size, material, condition of the existing roof, and any custom work like insulation or drainage upgrades. We provide detailed quotes after inspecting your property.

Project timelines depend on roof size, material, and weather. On average, a commercial roof installation can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks.

Not usually. We do our best to minimize disruption. Many projects can be completed while your business stays open, with safety measures in place.

Yes. We offer manufacturer warranties on materials and workmanship warranties on labor. Warranty length varies depending on the product and service provided.