Leak Detection and Diagnosis
We use moisture meters and infrared thermal cameras to trace water to its entry point. You get photos and a plain explanation of what failed, not just a patch over the symptom.
Commercial Roof Repair in Oklahoma means finding the actual source of the leak, not just patching the wet ceiling tile. We handle TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, and built-up roofs for warehouses, retail centers, churches, and office buildings from Edmond to Ardmore. When a storm hits or a seam lets go, you get a crew that shows up, diagnoses fast, and repairs to manufacturer spec.

Commercial Roof Repair in Oklahoma is the targeted fix of a failing roof system, not a full tear-off. That means tracing water to its entry point, repairing membrane punctures, resealing flashing, re-welding seam separation, and correcting drainage issues before they rot decking. We work on low-slope assemblies every day, using a roofing nail gun, hot air welder, and seam roller on TPO and PVC, and a tar kettle for modified bitumen details. A moisture meter and infrared thermal camera tell us how far the water has traveled.
Oklahoma buildings take a beating. Spring hail, 70 mph wind uplift, and summer heat that pushes membrane surface temps past 150 degrees all shorten roof life. If you own a building in Yukon or Glenpool, you already know a small flashing failure can turn into a soaked insulation board within one storm season. That is why our commercial roofing repair Oklahoma crews prioritize commercial roof leak repair Oklahoma property owners can count on, with emergency commercial roof repair Oklahoma service when water is actively coming in.
Every repair is different, but these are the core items we handle on a standard commercial roof repair call. If your situation needs something outside this list, we will tell you before we start and price it clearly.
We use moisture meters and infrared thermal cameras to trace water to its entry point. You get photos and a plain explanation of what failed, not just a patch over the symptom.
We repair TPO, EPDM, PVC, and modified bitumen membranes using hot air welders, seam rollers, and compatible adhesives. Repairs match the existing material and thickness whenever possible.
Flashing failures and seam separation are the two most common leak sources we find. We reseal wall flashing, curb flashing, and pipe boots, and we re-weld or re-adhere open seams.
Ponding water shortens roof life and adds weight. We clear clogged drains and scuppers, and we identify low spots that may need tapered insulation or a new drain location.
When water has saturated insulation board or rotted decking, we remove and replace the damaged sections. We show you the damage before we cover it up and price the additional work upfront.
We clean the roof and ground when we finish, walk the repair with you, and leave a written summary with photos. If the repair touches a warrantied system, we note the materials used for your records.
You call or text and describe what you are seeing. We ask about the building type, roof system, and whether water is actively entering. If it is an emergency, we schedule a same-day or next-morning visit. If it can wait, we book a diagnostic within 48 hours.
A technician walks the roof with a moisture meter and infrared thermal camera to map wet areas. We check seams, flashing, drains, penetrations, and scuppers. You get photos and a plain-language explanation of what failed and why, usually within an hour of arrival.
We price the repair before we start. You see line items for materials, labor, and any decking or insulation replacement. Most repairs fall between $450 and $3,800 depending on scope. You approve the number, and we schedule the work.
Crews arrive with membrane, flashing, fasteners, and adhesives matched to your roof. We protect HVAC units and skylights, make the repair, and clean the roof and ground when we finish. A typical repair takes 2 to 6 hours. Larger sections may run into a second day.
We walk the repaired area with you or your facility manager, show you what changed, and leave a written summary with photos. If the repair touches a warrantied system, we note the materials used so your records stay complete.
You call or text and describe what you are seeing. We ask about the building type, roof system, and whether water is actively entering. If it is an emergency, we schedule a same-day or next-morning visit. If it can wait, we book a diagnostic within 48 hours.
Finds wet insulation and hidden moisture without cutting into the roof. We use it on every leak diagnostic to map the full extent of the problem.
Confirms moisture readings in insulation and decking. It tells us whether a repair is surface-level or needs deeper replacement.
Bonds TPO and PVC membrane seams. Correct temperature and speed settings are critical for a watertight weld that matches manufacturer spec.
Presses welded seams to ensure full contact and a uniform bond. We roll every seam by hand before we consider the repair complete.
Fastens insulation board and base sheets on modified bitumen and built-up roofing repairs. We match fastener length to the deck type.
Heats asphalt for built-up roofing and modified bitumen repairs. We use it to re-flood plies and restore surfacing on BUR systems.

A 40,000-square-foot warehouse in Glenpool had water dripping onto inventory every time it rained. The previous contractor had patched the ceiling stain three times. The actual leak was a failed seam 30 feet away.
After: We re-welded the seam with a hot air welder, replaced two saturated insulation boards, and sealed the flashing at the adjacent curb. The leak stopped immediately. Total repair time: one day.
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A retail center in Ardmore took a direct hit from a hailstorm. The modified bitumen roof had hundreds of impact fractures and granule loss across 15,000 square feet. The owner was worried about a full replacement cost.
After: We documented the damage, worked with the insurance adjuster, and repaired the affected sections with new cap sheet and flashing. The repair cost was less than 20 percent of a full replacement.
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A church in Yukon had standing water on its EPDM roof for weeks after a heavy rain. The weight was causing the deck to sag, and the congregation was worried about structural damage.
After: We cleared the clogged drain, identified a low spot, and installed tapered insulation to restore proper slope. The water now drains within hours of a storm. We also repaired two seams that had started to separate.
Book this service →These are the calls we get most often. If you recognize your situation, call us before the damage spreads.
Ask a pro →We tarp and stop the intrusion the same day when possible, then return with the right membrane and flashing materials to make a permanent repair. You get photos of the source and a written scope before we start.
We document every impact point with photos, repair or replace damaged sections, and work with your insurance adjuster. If the damage is widespread, we give you an honest repair-versus-replace comparison.
We clear drains and scuppers, identify low spots, and recommend tapered insulation or drain relocation when needed. Commercial flat roof repair Oklahoma calls often start with a drainage fix.
We start with a full diagnostic, not a patch. A moisture meter and infrared scan show us how far water has traveled. We fix the actual source, then document the repair so you have a record.
“We had water coming through the ceiling over our racking every time it rained. De La Cruz found a failed seam and a clogged drain in one visit. They repaired both the same week and sent photos of everything. We have not had a drop inside since.”
Marcus T.Warehouse Manager, Edmond
✓ Verified“After the last hailstorm, our TPO roof was covered in punctures. They documented every one, worked with our insurance adjuster, and had the repairs done in two days. The price matched the estimate exactly. I have already scheduled them for maintenance.”
Sandra K.Property Manager, Yukon
✓ Verified“Our church roof started leaking over the sanctuary during a storm. They came out the same afternoon, tarped it, and came back two days later to make the permanent repair. They were respectful of the building and cleaned up everything. Honest pricing and no runaround.”
Reverend James L.Facilities Director, Ardmore
✓ VerifiedMost commercial roof repairs in Oklahoma run $450 to $3,800 in 2026, depending on scope. A simple flashing reseal might be $450 to $900. A larger membrane section with insulation replacement can reach $3,800 or more. Emergency calls and after-hours work add to the total. We give you a written price before we start so there are no surprises.
Look for a contractor that works on commercial low-slope systems daily, carries OSHA training, and uses manufacturer-certified materials like Carlisle SynTec or Firestone Building Products. Ask for proof of insurance and a written scope. We provide all of that upfront, and we can walk your roof and give you a diagnosis before you commit to anything.
Yes. Hail damage commercial roof repair Oklahoma is one of our most common calls. We document dents, fractures, and granule loss with photos, then repair or replace the damaged membrane sections. If the damage is widespread, we help you understand whether a repair or full replacement makes more financial sense, and we work with your insurance adjuster.
The most common causes we see are flashing failures at walls and curbs, seam separation on TPO and EPDM, membrane punctures from foot traffic or hail, and drainage issues that let water pond. Oklahoma heat and wind cycles work seams loose over time. A moisture meter and infrared scan usually find the source within an hour of getting on the roof.
We provide commercial roof repair across Oklahoma, from the metro areas to smaller communities. Our crews are equipped to reach both urban and rural properties with the same diagnostic tools and materials. Whether you manage a building in Edmond or a facility in Braman, you get the same standard of work and the same clear communication. If you are looking for OK commercial roof repair services near you, we likely cover your area.
Commercial roof repair in Edmond for retail centers, offices, and churches. We handle TPO and modified bitumen repairs and work with property managers on maintenance plans.
↗ 02 YukonYukon commercial roofs take a beating from hail and wind. We repair EPDM and TPO systems, fix ponding water issues, and document damage for insurance claims.
↗ 03 ArdmoreArdmore has a mix of older downtown buildings and newer commercial properties. We repair built-up roofing, modified bitumen, and single-ply systems with equal expertise.
↗ 04 BramanBraman commercial properties need a contractor who will travel. We cover Braman for roof leaks, storm damage, and emergency repairs with the same response standards as metro areas.
↗ 05 CarneyCarney businesses count on us for commercial roof repair, from small retail buildings to agricultural facilities. We fix leaks, replace damaged membrane, and restore drainage.
↗ 06 ConchoConcho commercial roofs face the same Oklahoma weather as the rest of the state. We repair hail damage, wind uplift, and flashing failures on all low-slope systems.
↗ 07 DevolDevol property owners call us for commercial roof leak repair and storm damage. We bring the same infrared diagnostics and manufacturer-certified materials to every job.
↗ 08 FairmontFairmont commercial buildings get reliable roof repair from our statewide crews. We handle TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen repairs, plus emergency tarping when needed.
↗ 09 GlenpoolGlenpool industrial and warehouse roofs are often large TPO or EPDM systems. We repair seams, punctures, and wind damage, and we work around your operating schedule.
↗ 10 HintonHinton commercial roofs need a contractor who understands rural Oklahoma weather. We repair leaks, hail damage, and drainage issues on all types of flat and low-slope roofs.
↗A small leak becomes a soaked ceiling and ruined inventory fast. Call De La Cruz Roofing and Construction for a same-day diagnosis and a written repair price. We answer the phone, show up when we say we will, and fix the roof so it stops leaking.
Call Now 18555166090 →Call us at 1-855-516-6090 or send a message and we will get back to you within one business day. Our office is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and our emergency line is answered 24/7 for storm damage and active leaks. We serve commercial buildings across the entire state of Oklahoma.