Repair Fits When
- Leaks line up with screw rows or side laps
- Rust sits on the surface or at panel ends
- Panels stay firm when walked along the purlins
- Trim at walls and curbs lifted in one area
- Hail dented panels without splitting them

As a Richmond commercial metal roof repair contractor, we replace failed screws, reseal laps, swap rusted panels, and rebuild flashing on business and shop roofs.
Richmond commercial metal roof repair holds up when the steel under the leak is still solid. These lists show where your roof falls.
Metal roofs leak in a short list of places. Each card names the cause and what it means for the repair.
Four repairs cover most metal roof leaks. The inspection decides which ones your roof needs.
We back out the old screw, drive a larger one with a fresh washer into the same purlin, and seal the head. Holes that missed framing get a filler patch.
Failed sealant comes out, the lap gets cleaned and pulled tight with stitch screws, and new sealant goes in. Badly opened laps also get fabric and a sealing coat.
Panels rusted through come off and new ones of the same profile and gauge go on, with sealant tape at every lap and new screws at each purlin.
Shrunken closures get replaced, trim gets refastened, and flashing at walls and curbs is rebuilt so water runs past it instead of behind it.
Tight screws and sealed laps keep a metal roof working through freeze and thaw for many more seasons.
New washers seal each hole again so water stays on top of the panel.
Dry laps and screw holes keep rust from spreading outward across the steel.
Sealed laps leave no gap for meltwater to freeze and pry open overnight.
Stock and equipment under a metal roof stay dry once the drip line is gone.
Refastened ridge caps and rakes stop rattling and lifting in high wind.
Photos of dents and splits support any insurance conversation after hail.
Same-profile panels and trim keep the roof looking and draining as it did.
Repairs keep a solid metal roof working instead of paying for a new one early.

A line of drips under a metal roof almost always means screws or a lap. We find the row and replace or reseal it.
Schedule Free InspectionMetal repairs start under the roof and end with every screw row checked up top.
Inside, we look for daylight, rust streaks, and drip marks along purlins to narrow down which panel run and lap is leaking.
Up top we check screws, laps, ridge caps, trim, and penetrations along those runs, walking only on purlin lines.
You get photos and a written list: how many screws, which laps, which panels, and the price for each part of the repair.
Screws get upsized with new washers, laps get cleaned and resealed, and rusted panels get swapped for matching ones.
Before leaving, each repaired row and lap gets checked again, and fresh photos go into your file.
Metal buildings often have a flat section, an office wing, or plant equipment. These repairs cover those areas.

Flat or low-slope sections beside your metal roof, where drains and seams leak first.
Flat roof repair in Richmond
Water inside an office wing or warehouse bay when the source is hard to pin down.
Commercial roof leak repair
Metal plant roofs with exhaust fans, stacks, and pipe supports cutting through the panels.
Industrial roof repair in RichmondWhat owners ask about metal roof leaks before we start.
Usually, yes. Most metal roof leaks come from screws, laps, and trim, all of which can be fixed. Replacement comes up only when rust has thinned panels across large parts of the roof.
Washers age with sun and temperature swings, so screw rows on older roofs often need attention after many years. We check a sample of screws on every visit and replace the rows that have loosened.
When only one or two panels are rusted through, yes. New panels match the profile and gauge, lap under and over the neighbors with sealant tape, and fasten into the same purlins.
That is often condensation forming under the panels, which no roof repair will stop. We check for it during the inspection and point out insulation or ventilation changes if it is the cause.
Yes. Standing seam roofs need seams re-crimped, clips replaced, and end laps and trim resealed. Those panels have hidden fasteners, so the repair focuses on seams, clips, and flashing.
Send a photo of the drip or the rusted panel. We will check the screw rows and laps and price the repair.