Stain Under the Unit
Ceiling tiles brown right under the unit's supply drop.
Curb flashing has split at a corner or pulled loose at the top.
Line up a Gardenside commercial roof repair contractor for curb flashing, counterflashing, and condensate line repairs that fit around your rooftop unit shutdowns.



Most calls for a Gardenside commercial roof repair contractor on the west side near Versailles Road come back to the curb under a rooftop unit. Rebuilding curb flashing means shutting the unit down, so the HVAC contractor and electric provider get lined up first.
Most Lexington businesses buy power from Kentucky Utilities, while Clark Energy's cooperative territory takes in part of Fayette County.
Curb leaks and unit leaks look alike from below.
Ceiling tiles brown right under the unit's supply drop.
Curb flashing has split at a corner or pulled loose at the top.
Water appears only on warm days when the system is running.
The condensate line drains onto the roof next to the curb or has a cracked trap.
A slow drip follows long rains and skips short showers.
Metal counterflashing over the curb flashing has loosened, letting water behind it.
Stains spread from the area under the hatch toward the unit.
Service traffic has scuffed the membrane between the hatch and the curb.
Rebuilding curb flashing with new membrane, reinforced corners, and fresh counterflashing fixes the most common unit leak. Lining up the HVAC contractor for that shutdown gets the unit panels sealed too, so the water stops at both sources.
Planning the shutdown well keeps the repair short and the building comfortable.
Shutdowns go early in the day or in mild weather so indoor temperature holds during the work.
The disconnect gets located and the provider identified before anything is switched off.
Walkway pads between the hatch and the unit cut down on future service scuffs.
West-side shops and offices around Gardenside mostly need these repairs.

Rooftop unit curb flashing repair in Gardenside rebuilds the membrane up the curb and tucks it under new counterflashing.

Metal-roofed shops get curb and pipe boot repairs where units sit on standing seam or R-panel roofs.

Drips under units get traced to the curb, the condensate line, or the unit cabinet before any shutdown.

Larger buildings with several units get curb repairs grouped so shutdowns happen once.
Shut the unit off only if water reaches electrical parts, then call us. We will check the curb and line up the shutdown.
Call UsCurb repairs follow the unit's schedule from the first walk to restart.
We check the curb flashing, counterflashing, condensate line, and the path from the hatch, then confirm whether the leak is the roof or the unit.
The disconnect gets located, the provider identified, and the HVAC contractor booked for the same window.
Old curb flashing comes off, new membrane goes up with reinforced corners, and new counterflashing covers the top.
The unit goes back on after the HVAC contractor seals its panels, and you get photos of the finished curb.
We repair commercial roofs in Gardenside and the areas listed here. Somewhere else? call us or send us a message.
Rooftop units, shutdowns, curbs, and condensate lines.
Line up your HVAC contractor and electric provider before a rooftop unit is shut down for curb or flashing work. Most Lexington businesses buy power from Kentucky Utilities, while Clark Energy's cooperative territory takes in part of Fayette County.
Before the shutdown, find the disconnect, plan for indoor temperature, and book the HVAC contractor to reseal unit panels. Gardenside falls under the LFUCG Division of Building Inspection.
The size of the curb, how much flashing has failed, and whether the HVAC contractor needs to work on the unit at the same time. Planning the shutdown around mild weather or early hours keeps indoor temperature steady while the curb is open.
If it leaks on dry, warm days while cooling runs, suspect the condensate line or drain pan. A condensate line dripping on the roof also wears the membrane at the curb.
Leaks that follow rain point to the curb flashing or counterflashing.
The old flashing comes off the curb, new membrane goes up the sides with reinforced corners, and it terminates under new counterflashing. Pitch pans and pipe boots near the curb get checked at the same time.
Yes. Service techs cross the same path from the hatch to each unit, and that traffic scuffs and punctures membrane over time. Walkway pads spread the load and mark the path, which protects the repaired curb area.
The HVAC contractor seals access panels and cabinet seams, while the roof repair covers the curb flashing, counterflashing, and any pitch pans or boots nearby. Booking both for one shutdown means the unit goes back on with every water entry point closed.
Tell us which unit leaks and who services it. We will check the curb and plan the shutdown with you.
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