Commercial Roofing in Wilmington, NC

Keep roof work coordinated with your building and the people using it. RGR provides commercial roof repairs, replacement, maintenance and suitable coating systems.

NC Licensed General Contractor · Unlimited License #82033 View credentials

  • NC Licensed General Contractor
    Unlimited License #82033
  • FORTIFIED
    Certified
  • CertainTeed
    ShingleMaster PRO
  • GAF Certified
    Contractor
  • IICRC Certified FirmIICRC
    Certified Firm

Services We Provide

Commercial Roof Repair

Address roof leaks, damaged roofing, and vulnerable transitions with a repair scope suited to the installed system.

Commercial Roof Replacement

Plan removal, substrate needs, and an appropriate replacement system for the building and its drainage.

Commercial Roof Maintenance

Review roof condition and maintenance priorities so owners and managers can plan follow-up work.

Low-Slope Roofing & Coatings

Evaluate supported TPO, EPDM, and other low-slope services, or a coating restoration where the existing assembly is suitable.

Tell us what your property needs.

Tell us where the building is, what the roof is doing and how the property is used. We’ll follow up about the next step.

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Commercial roofing with RGR

RGR Construction and Roofing, LLC is based in Wilmington, North Carolina. We handle roofing and general construction for homes and commercial properties, including roof repairs, replacement, maintenance and coatings where the existing roof is suitable.

A roof leak can also affect framing, walls and interior finishes. Our roofing and construction experience lets us discuss those connected repairs together, so the proposal can address more than the visible roof problem.

RGR holds North Carolina Unlimited general contractor license #82033. Ask our office for current insurance documents or paperwork needed for your property. Tell us about business hours, tenant access and rooftop equipment so those details can be considered when planning the work.

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Commercial roofing photos

Flat roof repair around a rooftop mechanical unit with white flashing material

Flat-roof repair around rooftop equipment

Coated commercial roof around rooftop equipment with protective walkway pads

Roof coating and protective walkways

White coated low-slope roof with rooftop equipment near coastal buildings

Coated low-slope roof at a coastal property

Roof work planned around your building

A leaking roof can interrupt a workday long before the repair starts. Tell us which areas need to stay open, where equipment sits and who needs to be kept informed. We use those details when planning access and the repair sequence.

Your RGR project manager brings the roof work and any included building repairs into one proposal. We’ll talk through repair, coating or replacement choices in relation to the roof you have and the way your building is used.

Plan around your operations

Share leak locations, operating hours, tenant needs, roof access and sensitive areas below. A useful work plan accounts for entrances, deliveries and the parts of the building that need to remain in use.

Choose work the existing roof supports

Roof materials, seams, penetrations, drainage and underlying conditions guide the recommendation. Compare repair, replacement or coating by the preparation, repairs and materials included.

What shapes your estimate?

A useful estimate defines the work, materials and assumptions before the total. These are the main factors to discuss for your property.

The existing roof system

Roof area, drainage, membrane or covering condition and prior repairs guide the recommendation.

Preparation and repair scope

Removal, moisture conditions, flashing, penetrations and any connected decking work affect the proposal.

Building operations

Access, occupancy and coordination around the property’s use affect how work is planned.

How RGR plans your commercial roof work

Tell us about the building

Share the leak history, roof records and operating hours. Let us know about tenants, deliveries and areas that need special care.

Walk through the roof options

We discuss the existing roof, the work it can support and the repairs included, so you can compare the proposal with your priorities.

Coordinate with your project manager

Your RGR project manager is your contact for access, scheduling and updates, including questions that come up as the work progresses.

Commercial Roofing FAQs

Can you work on the roof while my business stays open?

Occupancy and roof access need to be planned around the work. Share operating hours, tenant needs, entrances, and sensitive equipment so RGR can discuss the sequence and likely disruption before scheduling.

How do I know whether to repair, coat, or replace the roof?

The existing system, moisture, drainage, and condition guide that decision. A coating is only an option for a suitable roof; damaged or wet areas may require repair or a different scope.

Will you work around rooftop equipment and tenants?

Equipment, penetrations, and occupied areas need to be included in planning. Tell us about access limits and any required coordination with tenants or equipment contractors before the scope is finalized.

Can you help us plan repairs instead of waiting for the next leak?

Yes. RGR can review roof condition and discuss appropriate maintenance and repair priorities. The work and timing depend on the system and findings.

Do you work with property managers and HOAs?

Yes. RGR’s commercial roofing services include managed properties. Share the buildings involved, the decision-maker, and the access or resident communication requirements.

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Start with your property and what you want to change.