New Membrane Roofs
TPO or EPDM across the roof with sign bases flashed as curbs. See TPO roofing.
As a Cave City commercial roofing contractor, we replace and repair commercial roofs that carry signs, lighting, and conduit, with each one marked before work starts.

For a Cave City commercial roofing contractor, roof-mounted signs, flood lights, and the conduit feeding them are part of the job, since they pass through or rest on the roof. During tear-off they have to come off, get supported, or be worked around, and each one needs a flashing detail afterward.
Marking them on a roof plan before work starts keeps every sign base, light post, and conduit run accounted for, and shows which ones need the electrical contact.

Roofs carrying signs and lighting show these signs first. Each points to a base, bracket, or conduit boot we look at closely during the first roof walk.
A sign base that has shifted has usually torn the flashing around its legs.
Fixtures bolted through edge metal open holes in the perimeter that wind can work.
Water channeling around sign footings at the edge stains the wall below.
Water inside below a roof sign often enters at the base flashing or a bolt through the deck.
Water can follow conduit through a roof penetration and show up at a panel or fixture.
Units and signs sharing a roof area often share a failed curb flashing between them.
Pipe resting on the sheet rubs through it as it moves with heat and cold.
Caulk smeared around sign legs instead of flashing fails within a few seasons.
Sign supports placed in the water path leave ponds on their uphill side.

Planning around roof equipment pays off in fewer leak points afterward.
Each base gets a proper curb and flashing detail tied into the membrane.
Supports lift conduit off the membrane so it stops rubbing through.
The roof plan lists each sign, light, and run for the next repair.
Lights moved off edge metal leave a solid perimeter for wind.
Crickets on the uphill side of sign bases move water past them to the drains.
Equipment on the roof is planned into whichever system goes on.
TPO or EPDM across the roof with sign bases flashed as curbs. See TPO roofing.
Leaks at sign legs and conduit boots fixed with proper flashing. See roof repair.
Signs and lights on steel roofs get new trim and sealed fastening. See metal roofing.
Pipe supports placed under every run that crosses the field.
Crickets built behind sign bases and units so water flows around them to the drains.
New edge metal with lights moved to their own supports, leaving the perimeter solid.

Call us with what sits on the roof above the leak. Sign bases, light brackets, and conduit boots are often where the water starts, so we check those first.
Roof equipment is mapped and assigned before tear-off.
We walk the roof and mark every sign, light, conduit run, curb, and drain on a roof plan.
Items that need disconnecting go to Cave City's electrical contact and your electrician before tear-off.
Tear-off and new membrane go on in sections, with sign bases supported and conduit lifted.
Sign bases go back on flashed curbs and lights on their own supports before the electrical is reconnected.
Each base and boot gets flashed, supports go under conduit, and the plan is walked with you.
Is the building in another town? Call us or send us a message. We handle commercial roofs in these places too.
72,294
Residents, 2020 census
Our home base, with plant and warehouse roofs of every size.
10,176
Residents, 2020 census
Strip center roofs reworked with tenants open.
7,164
Residents, 2020 census
Masonry roofs with parapets, coping, and scuppers.
4,299
Residents, 2020 census
Ponding flat roofs converted to sloped metal.
2,505
Residents, 2020 census
Recovers that raise the roof edge height.
1,589
Residents, 2020 census
Church, school, and hall roofs on set schedules.
15,014
Residents, 2020 census
Tear-offs that clear out abandoned curbs.
875
Residents, 2020 census
Roof replacements with deck repair first.
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A single local building inspector covers Cave City, Glasgow, Park City, and the county, per the state's Barren County sheet. Electrical inspections stay with each city's own office, and zoning belongs to the Joint City-County Planning Commission of Barren County.
The building inspector sees the deck, insulation, and edge metal. Roof-mounted signs, lighting, and conduit moved during tear-off go to the city's electrical contact, so marking each on a roof plan keeps every run accounted for.
Signs are supported or removed by the sign owner's crew, conduit is disconnected by an electrician where needed, and both go back on curbs or supports with flashing tied into the new membrane.
A drawing of the roof with every curb, drain, sign, light, and conduit run marked. It sets the order of work and becomes the record for later repairs.
It applies when roof-mounted electrical items are moved or reconnected, and it goes through the city's own electrical office rather than the county building inspector.
Often, when the sign base sits outside the section being worked. Sections near the sign are scheduled with your electrician so it is only off when needed.
The sign owner or a sign company handles the sign itself, and an electrician disconnects and reconnects power. We build the flashed curb or base the sign goes back on.
They are better on their own supports set back from the edge, which leaves the edge metal solid. Where they must stay, each bracket gets sealed fastening and flashing.
Tell us what sits on your roof. We map it, plan the electrical, and replace the roof around it.
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