
Damage Caught Before It Leaks
Hail punctures and split seams found on a post-storm walk get closed while the insulation is still dry. The repair stays at the patch stage, which is far less work than replacing soaked boards later.


As an Ogallala commercial roof repair contractor, we inspect storefront and shop roofs after hail and wind, then repair punctures, lifted edges, and loose flashing.
Ogallala commercial roof repair often starts with a storm. Hail leaves bruises and punctures in membrane and dents in metal flashing, and wind lifts edges that were tight the day before.
We walk the roof soon after the weather clears, photograph each damaged spot, and repair the openings before they let water into the insulation.

After a storm, these five zones get checked in order, edge first.
Wind peels membrane back at the roof edge and bends coping. Lifted edges get re-adhered or refastened, and torn base flashing is replaced before rain can run behind it.
Hailstones crack aging membrane and bruise the insulation beneath it. Each impact mark gets probed, and soft or split spots are cut out and patched with matching material.
Storms wash gravel, grit, and branches into drains and scuppers. Clearing them and checking the strainers keeps the next downpour from backing up against the flashing.
Hail dents HVAC cabinets and cracks the sealant at curb corners and pipe boots. Those joints get resealed or rebuilt so water stays out of the curb.
Punctures can sit dry for weeks before they leak. Moisture readings around each hail mark show whether water has already reached the boards under the membrane.
Repairing storm damage early keeps a few punctures from turning into a wet roof.

Hail punctures and split seams found on a post-storm walk get closed while the insulation is still dry. The repair stays at the patch stage, which is far less work than replacing soaked boards later.
Dated photos of every impact and lifted edge give you something specific to bring to your insurance adjuster.
Re-adhered membrane and refastened coping close the gaps wind opened, so the next gust has nothing to grab.
Clearing storm debris from drains and scuppers lets the roof shed the next downpour instead of holding it against the laps.
Storm damage touches every roof type in town. These are the repairs we make most often.

Hail-cracked TPO and EPDM get patched, split laps rewelded or taped, and drains cleared of storm debris on storefront and office roofs in town.
Flat roof repair
Dented flashing, sheared fasteners, and storm-loosened ridge cap on shop buildings get replaced, and laps opened by wind get resealed with butyl tape.
Metal roof repair
New drips after a storm get traced from the ceiling to the roof, where the puncture or open seam is patched at its source.
Roof leak repair
Fan curbs, skylights, and vents on larger buildings get checked for hail cracks and resealed so storm water stays off the work floor.
Industrial roof repairDamage often stays hidden until the next rain. Call and we will walk the roof, photograph what we find, and patch the openings.
Storm calls follow four steps from the first walk to the photo report.
Every edge, seam, drain, and unit gets checked for hail marks, lifted membrane, and bent metal, starting at the side the storm came from.
Impact marks are pressed and probed, and moisture readings near each one show whether water got through to the insulation.
Punctures get cut out and patched, edges re-adhered, coping refastened, and cracked curb sealant rebuilt with matching material.
You receive dated photos of each damaged spot on the roof and its repair, organized so they are easy to hand to an adjuster.
Need a roof repaired outside Ogallala? We cover the towns below; for anywhere else, call us or send us a message.
| Town | County | What We See On Roofs There |
|---|---|---|
| North PlatteHome Base | Lincoln County | Fleet shops, ranch supply buildings, and rail-service warehouses. |
| Sutherland | Lincoln County | Small repairs grouped into one trip to the roof. |
| Grant | Perkins County | Older metal shop roofs with tired fasteners and laps. |
| Curtis | Frontier County | Storefront parapets, scuppers, and roofs laid over older layers. |
| Hershey | Lincoln County | Twice-yearly checks backed by a photo record of each roof. |
Answers for building owners in town dealing with hail, wind, and storm leaks.
Storms
On the roof, look for loose flashing, membrane lifted at the edges, missing panels or screws, and debris sitting in drains. Inside, check for new stains and drips.
Hail punctures can stay dry for a while and leak later, so we inspect Ogallala roofs after storms and photograph any damage we find.
Cost
The roof system, how many spots the storm damaged, and whether water reached the insulation set most of the price.
Travel from North Platte and roof access also factor in. Patching several hail marks on one visit costs less than coming back for each one.
Coverage
Yes. We repair commercial roofs in Ogallala and inspect them after hail and wind.
Call with the address and what you saw, and we will set up a roof walk, photograph the damage, and repair the openings.
Metal Roofs
Yes. Hail dents panels and flashing and can crack washers or shear fastener heads, and those spots often stay dry until heavy rain or snowmelt reaches them.
A post-storm walk finds the damaged screws and laps so they get replaced and resealed first.
Insurance
Temporary repairs that stop water are worth doing right away, since wet insulation adds to the loss. Photos taken before and after the repair document what the storm did.
Ask your insurer how they want permanent work handled under your policy.
Timing
Within a few days of the weather clearing is best, while debris is still in place and fresh damage is easy to tell from old wear.
Waiting until a stain appears means water has already reached the insulation, which makes the repair larger.
Tell us when the storm hit and what you see. We will inspect the roof and close the damage before the next rain.