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Flat & Commercial Roofing in Meriden

A guide to Meriden's flat and commercial roofing contractors: what the work involves, what to check before hiring, and how we rank the 6 local options.

Flat and commercial roofing covers the low-slope systems you see on strip malls, warehouses, apartment buildings, and office parks around Meriden: TPO and EPDM membranes, modified bitumen, built-up (tar and gravel) roofs, and metal roof retrofits. It's a different trade than steep-slope residential shingle work. The materials, the fastening methods, and the drainage math are all different, and a crew that's great at a house roof isn't automatically qualified to seam a 20,000 square foot TPO membrane or tie into a rooftop HVAC curb without a leak.

We track 6 businesses in this category that serve Meriden. Some are dedicated commercial roofers, others handle both residential and commercial work. Before you hire, it helps to know what separates a solid commercial roofing crew from one that's just winging it on a bigger scale.

What to look for before you hire

  • Licensing and insurance sized for commercial jobs. Connecticut requires a home improvement or new home construction contractor registration for residential work, but commercial roofing crews should also carry general liability and workers' comp limits appropriate to a multi-story or multi-tenant building, not just a homeowner policy.
  • Manufacturer certification. Membrane makers like GAF, Carlisle, or Firestone certify installer crews. A certified installer usually means a longer, factory-backed warranty on the membrane itself, not just the labor.
  • A real inspection before a quote. Flat roofs fail from ponding water, blocked drains, and failed seams more than from age alone. A contractor who quotes without walking the roof and checking the drainage is guessing.
  • Experience with your specific building type. Restaurants with rooftop grease exhaust, buildings with solar arrays, and warehouses with skylights each need someone who's worked around those complications before.

To see how the 6 contractors in this category stack up against each other on these points, check the ranked guide to Meriden roofing contractors. It pulls together licensing status, review patterns, and years in business so you can compare them side by side rather than reading through scattered reviews one at a time. Our ranking method is explained in full on the methodology page, including how we weight things like verified credentials, response consistency, and complaint history.

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All flat & commercial roofing in Meriden, ranked by score and relevance

6 businesses, scored on recent reviews. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is flat & commercial roofing, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist.

Evans Commercial Roofing LLC
#1
77 low data

Evans Commercial Roofing LLC

4.9(30)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Nearly all jobs run on time, with crews leaving sites cleaner than they found them. Mike and his team explain work upfront, stick to quoted prices and timelines, and follow up after completion. One early caller reported a rude phone interaction, but dozens of completed projects show consistent professional execution across residential and commercial roofs.

Flat & Commercial Roofing
Ace Top Roofing
#2
88

Ace Top Roofing

5.0(53)✓ Google-verified

Every review is five stars. Customers describe Ace Top Roofing as honest, fast, and exceptionally responsive. Gloria, the owner, Preston, and Luis are named repeatedly as key to the experience. The crew completes jobs in one or two days, works directly with insurance companies, and leaves properties spotless. One reviewer was approved for roof coverage after previous rejections; others saved thousands by switching to Ace Top. No complaints surface across 20 recent reviews. Customers consistently praise professionalism, attention to detail, and the feeling of being guided through a stressful process. Protection of gardens, windows, and property during work is mentioned several times. Cleanup is so thorough reviewers say "you'd never even know they were there." The business performs inspections, repairs, replacements, and gutter work, typically completing large roofs in a single day. Free inspections and the willingness to pursue insurance claims appear to be part of their standard approach.

24/7 Emergency RoofingRoof Inspection & Insurance ClaimsFlat & Commercial Roofing
V. Nanfito Roofing & Siding
#3
90

V. Nanfito Roofing & Siding

4.7(219)✓ Google-verified

Customers consistently describe fast turnaround on emergency calls and repair estimates. Walter, Xavier, Joe, Emery, and Luis show up knowledgeable, respectful, and ready to walk homeowners through the work step by step. Reviewers praise the crew for meticulous cleanup, color matching on siding, and expertise with insurance claims after storm damage. Pricing comes across as fair, and the whole process from inspection to finish feels well-coordinated and professional.

24/7 Emergency RoofingRoof RepairRoof Inspection & Insurance Claims
CT United Contractor, LLC
#4
77

CT United Contractor, LLC

4.7(15)✓ Google-verified

Cristian and his team earn consistent praise for replacing and repairing roofs quickly, often in a single day, with meticulous cleanup and transparent, competitive pricing. Their strength lies in steering customers through insurance claims after storm damage. One serious complaint alleges the company employed door-to-door tactics in Meriden to solicit false damage claims, which conflicts sharply with the overwhelmingly positive track record.

Flat & Commercial RoofingRoof Inspection & Insurance ClaimsMetal Roofing
TM
#5
65 low data

The Mckoy Group | CT Roofing & Siding Experts

4.3(12)✓ Google-verified

Most customers praise Edwin and his crew for quick, clean work and transparent pricing. Two major complaints surface: one jobsite disturbed neighbors with loud music late at night, and another customer alleged Edwin charged more when insurance was involved than for cash work, then pressured them for payment.

Roof Inspection & Insurance ClaimsFlat & Commercial RoofingGutters & Siding

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Macri Roofing Inc
#6
62 low data

Macri Roofing Inc

4.0(12)✓ Google-verified

Macri Roofing installs and repairs residential and commercial roofing with strong five-star reviews praising punctuality, clean work, and honest pricing. However, one-star reviews cite unexpected bills, poor communication, and claims of overcharging, creating a split between satisfied and burned customers.

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Common questions about flat & commercial roofing

How much does flat or commercial roof replacement cost in Meriden?
It depends heavily on the membrane type and square footage, but most low-slope replacements run in the range of $5 to $12 per square foot installed, with TPO and EPDM typically landing on the lower end and built-up or modified bitumen systems running higher because of the extra labor and layers involved. A small repair (patching a seam or flashing) can be a few hundred dollars, while a full building re-roof easily reaches five or six figures. Get a walk-through quote rather than trusting a phone estimate, since drainage problems and layers of old roofing underneath can change the price quickly.
How often does a flat commercial roof need to be replaced?
Most low-slope membrane systems last 15 to 25 years depending on the material (EPDM and TPO on the higher end, built-up roofing often shorter) and how well the roof drains. Ponding water, poor maintenance, and rooftop foot traffic from HVAC service calls all shorten that lifespan. Annual inspections, especially after a rough New England winter, catch problems like blistering or seam separation before they turn into a full leak.
What should I expect during a commercial roofing project?
Expect an initial roof walk and moisture scan to assess the deck and existing membrane, then a written scope covering tear-off (if needed), insulation, drainage fixes, and the new membrane system. Commercial jobs are often scheduled around business hours or done in sections so the building stays operational. Ask upfront how the contractor handles debris removal, rooftop unit protection, and what happens if weather delays the work mid-project.
How can I judge the quality of a roofing contractor's work?
Look past the sales pitch and check for manufacturer certification (it usually means a factory-backed warranty, not just a contractor's own guarantee), ask for references from similar commercial jobs, and confirm they pull the required permits rather than skipping inspections. A contractor who explains drainage and ponding issues clearly, rather than just quoting a membrane color and price, is usually the one who understands the roof rather than just installing over problems.

Last updated 2026-08-26