Capability for Columbus commercial properties
Maintenance Program Management
Central Ohio's freeze-thaw cycle — 28 events per year on average — does more damage to an unmanaged commercial roof than the same roof would sustain in five years in a milder climate. A structured maintenance program catches the $300 drain blockage before it becomes the $30,000 ice dam repair.
Commercial roof maintenance in the Columbus market is a seasonal discipline. The two high-leverage inspection windows are late October — before freeze-thaw season begins — and April, after the last hard freeze. Every year that a Columbus commercial flat roof goes uninspected through those windows is a year in which drain blockages become ice dams, flashing delamination from summer heat cycling becomes full parapet flashing separation, and penetration boot cracks from UV exposure become active leaks into occupied space.