As a Harrodsburg commercial roof repair contractor, we repair leaking curbs, rooftop unit flashing, and service mast boots on commercial buildings across Mercer County.
Harrodsburg Buildings
Most calls to a Harrodsburg commercial roof repair contractor trace back to a curb, since rooftop units and electrical often sit side by side.
East Kentucky Power Cooperative lists three co-ops for Mercer County: Salt River Electric, Inter-County Energy, and Blue Grass Energy. Knowing which one serves the building matters when a service mast sits near the leak, because the provider decides how the power side of a mast boot repair is handled.
Work inside Harrodsburg city limits also comes with a city business license for the contractor doing it.
What We Find
Curbs, masts, and the drains around them account for most of the leaks on Harrodsburg commercial roofs.
Curb flashing pulled away at a corner, or sealant dried and cracked.
Tag the disconnect, then reflash the curb corners and reseal the base.
A service mast boot that has split or pulled loose from the membrane.
Coordinate with the power provider, then replace the boot and seal the flashing.
Filler that shrank and pulled away from the pipes it surrounds.
Top off or replace the pan with a prefabricated boot.
A blocked downspout backing water up toward the unit.
Clear the gutter and downspout so water drains away from the curb.
Why It Matters Here
A tight curb protects more than the roof, because the unit, the ductwork, and the electrical all sit right there.
Resealed curb corners keep water from running into the unit base and down the ductwork into the space below.
Tagged disconnects and a confirmed power provider mean curb and mast repairs go ahead without surprises.
Clear downspouts move rain away from the unit, so the curb flashing is not sitting in water after every storm.
Repair Options
Curb and mast repairs follow a set order, starting with the power side.
Loose corners and dried sealant get removed, and new flashing is set and sealed around the curb base.
Split or loose mast boots get replaced once the provider confirms how the power side is handled.
Shrunken pitch pans get topped off or swapped for prefabricated boots around pipes and supports.
Gutters, downspouts, and drains near rooftop units get cleared so water leaves the curb area.
Ask for an estimate and tell us which unit. We will tag the disconnect and check the curb, mast, and drains around it.
Harrodsburg Process
Curb work adds a power step before anyone touches the flashing.
Curbs, pitch pans, mast boots, and nearby drains get checked, with the leaking unit matched to the drip inside.
The bill confirms whether Salt River Electric, Inter-County Energy, or Blue Grass Energy serves the building before any mast work.
Disconnects get tagged, then curb flashing, boots, and pans get rebuilt or replaced on a dry surface.
Gutters and downspouts get cleared, and the HVAC contractor is told which units were shut down.
Nearby Towns
We handle commercial roof repair in Harrodsburg, Nicholasville, and fourteen more towns. Outside the list? Call us or send us a message.
Harrodsburg Questions
A temporary patch can go on during rain while the unit runs. The permanent curb flashing repair waits for the disconnect to be tagged and a dry surface, because the flashing has to be opened up at the base of the unit.
East Kentucky Power Cooperative lists Salt River Electric, Inter-County Energy, and Blue Grass Energy for Mercer County. The provider matters when a service mast or rooftop electrical sits near a leaking curb.
Repairs tag rooftop unit disconnects before curb work, check mast flashing where power enters through the roof, and clear the gutters and downspouts so water drains away from the curb.
Mercer County Building Inspection, for deck or panel replacement and similar work. Contractors working inside Harrodsburg city limits also carry a city business license.
Curb flashing work puts hands and tools right at the base of a live unit. Tagging the disconnect keeps the unit off while the flashing is opened up and resealed.
Pitch pan filler shrinks over time, so a pan that is still sound can be topped off. Pans that keep pulling away from their pipes are often swapped for prefabricated boots during the repair.
It helps when the repair involves the unit itself. At the least, they should know which units were shut down and when, so the system gets checked once the curb work is done.
Tell us which units sit over the leak and who serves the building with power. We will plan the curb repair from there.
Leave a name and number and we will call you about the leak or repair.
Or call +1 (270) 260-2465