Curb Flashing Rebuild
Failed flashing at an HVAC or fan curb is stripped back, the corners are reinforced, and new membrane and counterflashing go on.
As a Sioux City commercial roof leak repair contractor, we trace water from the stain inside to the spot where it enters, then repair that spot.

Roof Fit Check
Sioux City commercial roof leak repair starts at the symptom you can see inside. Find yours in the rows below to see what the repair usually involves.
| Roof Condition | Spot Repair | Trace And Repair | Larger Roof Work |
|---|---|---|---|
| One stain under a rooftop unit | Sometimes | Usually Fits | Rarely |
| Drips that move after each storm | Rarely | Usually Fits | Sometimes |
| Leak right after hail | Sometimes | Usually Fits | Sometimes |
| Water at a wall only in wind-driven rain | Sometimes | Usually Fits | Rarely |
| Stains in many rooms at once | Rarely | Sometimes | Usually Fits |
| Leak during snow melt only | Sometimes | Usually Fits | Rarely |
Leak Signs
Inside the building is where most leaks are first noticed. These are the signs, from watch-and-wait to call now.
Water landing on inventory, machines, or electrical gear needs a temporary patch and interior protection before the next rain.
Stains below an HVAC curb usually trace to cracked curb flashing, open corner patches, or a failed unit gasket or condensate line.
Hail cracks aged membrane, splits seams, dents metal at the screws, and breaks skylights, and bruised spots can open weeks later.
A ring that spreads each rain means water is soaking the insulation, which loses insulating value and stays wet for months.
Orange streaks on steel deck flutes show where water has been running, often several bays from the visible stain.
Melting snow backs up behind ice at drains and eaves, then finds open laps and flashing that stay dry in summer rain.
Leak Fixes
Once the entry point is found, the fix depends on what failed. These are the repairs we make most.
Failed flashing at an HVAC or fan curb is stripped back, the corners are reinforced, and new membrane and counterflashing go on.
Open membrane seams get welded or re-adhered, and metal laps get new sealant or a fabric-reinforced cover.
Fractured membrane, split seams, and broken skylights get temporary patches first, then permanent repairs once the damage is photographed.
Water leaking at a drain often comes from torn flashing at the bowl or a loose clamping ring that lets water under the membrane.
Wind-driven rain that enters under parapet copings gets stopped with resealed joints, new counterflashing, or a coping cap reset.
Board soaked by a long-running leak is cut out and replaced so it stops feeding water to the deck and the ceiling below.
Bigger Repairs
Most leaks close with one repair. A few point to a wider problem, and the signs are clear on the roof.
| What You Weigh | Repair | Replace |
|---|---|---|
| Leak sources | One entry point found and closed. | New leaks after every storm in different places. |
| Insulation | Wet board limited to the area around the leak. | Moisture readings high across a whole section. |
| Surface | Membrane or panels bond and flex around the repair. | Cracking, shrinking, or rust spread across the field. |
| Storm damage | Bruises and splits in a few spots. | Hail damage across most of the roof surface. |
| Time on site | One visit to trace and repair in most cases. | A planned section or full replacement with a permit. |

Call, tell us what sits under the drip, and move what you can. A temporary patch keeps water off it while the permanent repair is set up.
Leak Tracing
Leak repair runs in five stages, and the first two happen before anything is patched.
Inside, each stain, drip, and rust streak goes on a floor plan with notes on when it shows up. That map tells us which part of the roof to walk first.
Water runs along deck flutes and insulation joints, so we check above each stain and then upslope toward drains, curbs, and walls until the source turns up.
Moisture meters and, when needed, an infrared scan at dusk show where wet insulation marks the water path. A controlled water test can confirm a suspect curb or seam.
The failed seam, curb flashing, or drain is repaired with matching material, and wet insulation along the water path is replaced.
We ask you to look at the stain area after the next storm. Photos of the repair and the floor-plan map stay with you for any follow-up.

Related Repairs
A traced leak often lands on a flat membrane seam, a metal lap, or plant equipment. These services handle each one.

Traces that end at a split seam, a torn drain flashing, or a ponded low spot lead to a membrane repair on that section.
Flat roof repair in Sioux City
Leaks traced to a screw row, dried end lap, or skylight panel are fixed with matching fasteners, sealant, and steel.
Metal roof repair in Sioux City
Plant leaks that trace back to fan curbs, pipe supports, or residue-softened membrane get repaired around production.
Industrial roof repair in Sioux CityLeak Questions
What owners ask once a stain or drip shows up inside.
Map the drips first, then walk the roof above them. Every stain goes on a floor plan, then we check above each one and upslope, because steel deck carries water along its flutes before it falls. Moisture meters, or an infrared scan at dusk, show wet insulation along the water path.
By rebuilding the curb flashing and checking the unit itself. Curb membrane, counterflashing, and corner patches get inspected for gaps, and unit panels, gaskets, and condensate lines are looked at too. Failed flashing is stripped and rebuilt, and problems inside the unit go to your HVAC contractor.
Hail cracks, punctures, or bruises the surface. It fractures aged membrane, splits seams, dents metal at the fasteners, and breaks skylight panels, and some bruised spots open weeks later. We inspect, photograph the damage for your insurance records, and patch to stop water first.
Yes, with cold-weather materials and temporary methods. Snow and ice are cleared from the work area first. Some adhesives need warmer temperatures, so the permanent repair can wait for a mild day while a temporary patch keeps water out.
How long the trace takes and what the fix needs. Leaks hidden under ballast or insulation take more investigation. Resealing a flashing costs less than rebuilding it or cutting out wet board, and interior protection, after-hours calls, and lifts add to the total.
Tell us where the stain is and what sits under it. We will trace the leak and repair where the water gets in.