Restaurant Roofing

What This Service Involves

Restaurant roofs face a challenge most buildings do not: hot, greasy kitchen exhaust that degrades ordinary membranes around the hood curbs. In the Puget Sound area we pair grease-resistant membranes and coatings with careful flashing around exhaust fans, makeup-air units, and gas lines. Keeping the roof watertight protects dining rooms, kitchens, and the health-department standing that depends on a clean, dry interior. We schedule work around service hours so the restaurant keeps serving.

Benefits

Grease-resistant membranes around kitchen exhaust; meticulous flashing on hoods, fans, and gas lines; protects dining and kitchen interiors from leaks; work scheduled around service hours; helps maintain health-inspection readiness

Our Process

1) Inspect exhaust curbs, penetrations, and grease exposure; 2) Specify grease-resistant membrane and flashing details; 3) Install or repair around service hours; 4) Seal and test all exhaust-related penetrations

What Affects the Cost

Number and type of kitchen exhaust penetrations; grease-resistant materials required; roof size and access; scheduling around dining hours; condition of existing curbs and flashing

Best Time of Year

Summer offers the best curing conditions for coatings and welds, while urgent kitchen-area leaks are addressed year-round.