#1
50 low data Heritage Xteriors
5.0(1)
One five-star reviewer praised Heritage Xteriors for exceptional service and efficient work. Review evidence is limited to a single seven-year-old account.
Roof ReplacementCommercial RoofingRoof Repair
Commercial Roofing in Bainbridge
Commercial roofing covers the systems that go on warehouses, retail buildings, office parks, schools, and multi-unit properties: low-slope membrane roofs like TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen, plus built-up and metal roofing on larger structures. It's a different trade from residential shingle work. The crews need experience with large-format material handling, rooftop equipment (HVAC curbs, drains, vents), and the safety and code requirements that come with bigger jobs. Bainbridge has 7 contractors listed in this category, ranging from general roofers who take on commercial jobs to outfits that specialize in it.
Before hiring, ask about the specific membrane or system they'll use and why it fits your building, how they handle roof drainage and ponding water (a common failure point on flat roofs), and whether they carry commercial general liability and workers' comp coverage sized for the job. Get a written scope that separates tear-off, insulation, membrane, and flashing work, since vague quotes are where change orders creep in. A contractor who inspects the deck and drainage before quoting, rather than pricing off square footage alone, is usually the one worth trusting with a large roof.
Our scoring weighs factors like verified licensing and insurance, warranty terms offered, responsiveness, and how consistently a contractor's past work holds up over time, so you're not just comparing star ratings. For the full ranked list of Bainbridge commercial roofing contractors with scores and reasoning, see our best roofing contractors guide. Details on how we build these rankings are on our methodology page.
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2 businesses, scored on recent reviews. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is commercial roofing, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist.
#2
24 low data Strickland's Roofing LLC
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Limited review evidence available. The business is licensed and insured, operates in Bainbridge and surrounding areas, and states over 40 years in business with GAF Presidents Club membership spanning 7 years.
Roof RepairRoof ReplacementMetal Roofing
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Common questions about commercial roofing
- How much does commercial roofing cost in Bainbridge?
- Commercial roof replacement typically runs by the square foot and varies a lot based on the system: built-up and modified bitumen roofs tend to cost more per square than TPO or EPDM membranes. Repairs and patching are usually billed hourly or as a flat fee for the affected area. Get at least two itemized quotes since material choice, deck condition, and drainage fixes can swing the price significantly on the same building.
- How often does a commercial roof need to be replaced?
- Most commercial membrane roofs last 15 to 25 years depending on the material, installation quality, and how well it's maintained. TPO and EPDM tend toward the shorter end of that range without regular upkeep, while properly maintained built-up roofs can run longer. Annual inspections, especially after storms, catch small punctures or seam failures before they turn into full replacements.
- What should I expect during a commercial roofing project?
- Expect an initial inspection and moisture scan, a written scope covering tear-off (if needed), insulation, membrane installation, and flashing details around drains, vents, and HVAC units, then a walkthrough at completion. Larger jobs are often phased to keep the building operational, and a reputable contractor will coordinate around business hours or tenant schedules rather than shutting things down without notice.
- How do I judge whether a commercial roofing contractor is any good?
- Look for manufacturer certifications tied to the specific membrane system they're installing, since that often extends the warranty coverage. Ask for references from similar-sized commercial projects, not just residential jobs, and check how they handle warranty callbacks. A contractor who explains drainage and insulation choices in plain terms, rather than just quoting a price per square foot, is usually more trustworthy on a large roof.