Restaurant Roofing in DFW

Restaurant roofs face a challenge other buildings don't: grease-laden kitchen exhaust that degrades ordinary membranes, plus far more rooftop HVAC and exhaust penetrations — the number-one source of leaks. T.A.P. roofs restaurants across Dallas–Fort Worth with grease-resistant systems like PVC and meticulous flashing around every penetration, so a leak never forces a health-code closure.

What's included

• Grease-resistant PVC membrane systems
• Kitchen-exhaust and HVAC curb flashing
• Meticulous detailing at every penetration
• Leak diagnosis and fast repair
• Reflective coatings and restoration
• Fast response to avoid closures
• Warranty-backed installation

Roofing for the grease and the penetrations

Two things make restaurant roofs different. First, grease: kitchen-exhaust grease breaks down TPO and EPDM over time, which is why we use grease-resistant PVC around exhaust areas. Second, penetrations: a restaurant roof is crowded with HVAC and exhaust curbs, and the flashing around them is the number-one leak source — so we detail every one carefully.

A leak over a commercial kitchen can force a health-code closure, so speed matters — see our emergency response. Regular maintenance around the exhaust keeps small problems from shutting you down.