# Commercial Roofing Issaquah WA | TPO, EPDM & Flat Roof | Roofing Issaquah > TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen roofing for Issaquah and Eastside King County commercial buildings — new installation, re-cover, repair, and maintenance programs that reduce leak calls. URL: https://roofingissaquah.com/commercial-roofing/ ## Price $800-$1,450 per roofing square (100 sq ft), TPO/EPDM installed. a Seattle-area contractor source quotes $8-$14.50/sq ft fully installed for commercial TPO, which for a 3,000 sq ft roof works out to that same source's cited $24,000-$43,500 total job price; Angi's WA-statewide low-slope/single-ply anchor (roughly $26/sq ft) runs higher and blends more markets and roof types — see the commercial cost guide for the full reconciliation. ## What's included - On-site roof assessment covering membrane condition, seams, drainage, and penetrations - A written scope and price identifying whether the job is an overlay, new construction, or full tear-off reroof - TPO, EPDM, or modified bitumen membrane installation to manufacturer and code wind-uplift spec - Tapered insulation or drainage correction where standing water is a recurring problem in this area's 60-65 inches of annual rain - Flashing and penetration detail work at every rooftop unit, drain, and wall termination - Minimal business-disruption scheduling — we work around your operating hours where possible - A maintenance program option to catch small failures before they become leak calls - Warranty documentation appropriate to the membrane system installed ## Process 01. **Roof assessment** - We walk the roof, check drainage and ponding, inspect every seam and penetration, and determine whether this is an overlay, new-construction, or full tear-off job. 02. **Written scope and price** - You get a written scope specifying membrane type, insulation, and any drainage correction, with a price broken out by line item. 03. **Installation** - Membrane installed to manufacturer wind-uplift spec for this region, with flashing and penetration detailing done to code. 04. **Final walkthrough and maintenance option** - We walk the finished roof with your facilities team and discuss a maintenance program if ongoing inspection makes sense for your building. ## When it's needed - Standing water that doesn't drain within 48 hours after rain - Visible seam separation or membrane punctures - Recurring leak calls despite previous spot repairs - Roof is approaching or past its membrane system's expected service life - Planning a rooftop equipment change and need the roof assessed first - No current maintenance program and want to get ahead of failures ## FAQ **How much does commercial TPO roofing cost per square foot on the Eastside?** Installed TPO runs roughly $8-$14.50 per square foot in the Seattle area, which converts to about $800-$1,450 per roofing square. An overlay/recover job sits toward the lower end; a full tear-off reroof with new insulation runs toward the higher end. We give you a specific number after the site assessment, not a sight-unseen quote. **TPO, EPDM, or modified bitumen — which is right for my building?** It depends on your roof's slope, drainage, rooftop equipment load, and budget. TPO is the most common modern choice for reflectivity and seam-welding; EPDM has a long track record and lower material cost; modified bitumen suits roofs with heavier foot traffic or equipment. See our comparison guide for the full breakdown. **How often does a commercial flat roof need replacing in this climate?** Issaquah's near-daily winter moisture and above-average rainfall (60-65 inches a year) shortens membrane life compared to drier climates if drainage isn't working correctly — a well-maintained TPO or EPDM system still commonly reaches 20-30 years, but standing water and unaddressed seam failures can cut that significantly. A maintenance program catches the issues that shorten roof life before they become replacement-driving problems. **Can you work around our business hours?** Yes — we schedule around your operating hours wherever the job allows, and we coordinate directly with your facilities team rather than leaving you to manage the crew.