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Chicago - Central

Roofing Services in South Loop, Chicago

High-rises and converted printing-house lofts with very large membrane roof areas.

On the Roof

What we are called out for in South Loop

The South Loop is dominated by two building types: modern residential and mixed-use high-rises, and converted early 20th century industrial and printing house buildings turned into loft residential. Both carry large low-slope roof areas - fully adhered or mechanically attached single-ply on the newer towers, and a mix of newer membrane over original structural decks on the conversions. Rooftop amenity decks, pool decks and extensive mechanical equipment are common on both.

Amenity decks and rooftop mechanical are the defining issue. Pavers, planters, pool decks and equipment curbs all sit on top of the membrane and all create penetrations and traffic. Leaks here are usually traced to a termination or a penetration under a deck assembly rather than to open membrane. Access, tenant coordination and material handling on high-rise buildings require a different logistical plan than any other work in the city.

South Loop is one of the areas we cover across the city. See our full Chicago roofing page for how roof types vary across the city, or browse the other neighborhoods below.

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Roofing estimate in South Loop

Tell us about the building and what you are seeing. We work throughout South Loop and the surrounding Central neighborhoods.