What systems do you install?

TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen for low slope, plus metal and asphalt on steep-slope commercial. We match the system to the deck, drainage and traffic.

Can you do a roof survey for budgeting?

Yes — a documented survey with photos, core condition and a repair-versus-replace recommendation for capital planning.

Do you handle multi-tenant buildings?

Regularly, including sequencing and tenant notification along the OH-46 and Mahoning Avenue corridors.

Penn Ohio Roofing

Commercial Roofing in Austintown, OH

In-house crews out of our Sharon, PA shop.

The Mahoning Avenue and OH-46 strip corridors are one long run of low-slope membrane, and almost none of those roofs fail in the field first.

Commercial Roofing in Austintown, OH — Spray foam and coating restorations on aging commercial roofs.

Curbs, Drains and Seams — Not the Field

On Austintown retail and light-industrial roofs the leaks start at rooftop HVAC curbs, condensate discharge, pipe penetrations and interior drains — details added or altered years after the membrane went down. Our scoping starts with the penetrations and drainage and works out, because replacing a whole roof that only needed flashing work is how building owners overpay.

Work Around Your Hours

Strip retail cannot close for a roof. We stage from the back of the building, sequence work over occupied areas, keep debris and fasteners out of the parking field, and coordinate access with tenants so your doors stay open.

What Is Commercial Roofing?

Commercial roofing covers the flat and low-slope systems on Austintown businesses, churches, apartment buildings, and light industrial properties — single-ply membrane, modified bitumen, and coating restorations. These roofs fail differently from residential shingle: the enemy is standing water, seam failure, and penetration detail, not wind uplift on a steep slope.

Low-Slope Systems We Install in Austintown

1TPO and PVC single-ply: heat-welded seams, high reflectivity, the default for most new low-slope work.
2EPDM rubber: durable and forgiving on complex roofs, seamed with tape or adhesive.
3Modified bitumen: torch- or cold-applied, still the right answer on many older decks.
4Silicone and acrylic coating restorations: extend the life of a sound but aging membrane without a tear-off and without shutting the business down.

What Matters on a Commercial Roof

Solve the drainage. Tapered insulation and adequate drains — ponding water is what kills low-slope roofs.
Detail every penetration, curb, and parapet properly. That is where nearly all commercial leaks originate.
Phase the work around business hours so operations keep running.
Set up a documented maintenance schedule; most manufacturer warranties require it.

What to Avoid

Patching the same spot year after year instead of correcting the drainage.
Coating over a wet, saturated substrate — it traps the moisture in.
Crews without low-slope-specific training welding seams.
Skipping the roof survey and moisture scan before a restoration.

Warning Signs on a Austintown, OH Home

Ponding water still standing 48 hours after rain.
Open, lifted, or fishmouthed seams.
Blisters or ridges in the membrane.
Interior ceiling tile staining, often far from the actual entry point.
Failed sealant at curbs, drains, and rooftop units.

What Drives the Cost of Commercial Roofing in Austintown

•Square footage and roof complexity — units, curbs, and penetrations.
•Tear-off versus recover versus coating restoration.
•Insulation R-value and whether tapered insulation is needed for drainage.
•Membrane type and thickness, and the warranty term you want.
•Access, staging, and whether work must happen after hours.

Commercial Roofing Work Near Austintown

Representative projects from our crews across the Shenango Valley and the PA/OH border.

Standing seam metal on a commercial low-slope run. Austintown, OH. — Standing seam metal on a commercial low-slope run.

TPO membrane installed over a commercial building. Austintown, OH. — TPO membrane installed over a commercial building.

Modified bitumen on a low-slope commercial deck. Austintown, OH. — Modified bitumen on a low-slope commercial deck.

Manufacturer credentials

GAF Master Elite Contractor. Held by a small percentage of roofing contractors nationwide. Required to install the GAF Golden Pledge warranty — 50 years on materials, 25 years on workmanship, transferable once. GAF inspects the completed roof before issuing the warranty.
Owens Corning Preferred Contractor.
IKO Craftsman.
Fully insured in Pennsylvania and Ohio. In-house crews — no subcontractors. Family-owned and operating out of Sharon, PA since 2000.

Path 1 — Insurance claim

For wind, hail, or storm-driven damage. We walk the roof with your insurance adjuster and document what we find so nothing that should be covered gets missed. We are not a public adjuster — that is a separate PA license — and we do not negotiate the settlement. We document damage, meet the adjuster, and rebuild what the carrier approves to code and to manufacturer spec.

Path 2 — Retail with financing

For roofs simply reaching the end of their life. 0% interest financing on shorter terms and long-term financing that keeps monthly payments low. Runs through a lending partner and is subject to credit approval. We walk through both paths in the free in-home estimate before you sign anything. See financing details →

Frequently Asked Questions — Austintown

What systems do you install?: TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen for low slope, plus metal and asphalt on steep-slope commercial. We match the system to the deck, drainage and traffic.
Can you do a roof survey for budgeting?: Yes — a documented survey with photos, core condition and a repair-versus-replace recommendation for capital planning.
Do you handle multi-tenant buildings?: Regularly, including sequencing and tenant notification along the OH-46 and Mahoning Avenue corridors.

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