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Built-Up Roof Leak Repair in Conroe means finding the water on your flat roof, not guessing at it. We handle BUR roof leak fixing Conroe Texas property owners call about most: ponding water, split seams, failed flashing and blistered felt. Whether it is a 1970s commercial building off Frazier Street or a low-slope addition in 77304, we trace the leak to its source and seal it before your ceiling stain spreads.
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Every BUR repair we do includes the full process, not just a patch. Here is what is covered in a standard repair, and what we price separately if we find it once the roof is open.
Moisture meter and infrared thermal imaging camera survey of the roof, plus a drone check of parapets and far corners. We map the wet zone before we open anything so the repair targets the actual source.
We cut out the saturated and split plies with a pry bar and inspect the deck underneath. Wet insulation and rotted decking get removed and replaced so the new layers bond to a solid surface.
New modified bitumen plies laid in roof cement, with butyl tape and fabric reinforcement at every seam. We match the existing system so the repair ties in and does not create a new weak point.
Wall flashing, pipe boots, vent collars and curbs re-set and primed. Every penetration in the repair zone gets re-sealed with compatible materials so it sheds water instead of catching it.
A 20-minute water hose test on the repaired area, then a photo report emailed to you. You get documentation of what was wrong, what we did and what it looks like now.
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Built-Up Roof Leak Repair in Conroe is the process of locating and sealing water intrusion in a multi-ply asphalt and felt roof system, then restoring the plies so the roof sheds water again. A BUR roof is layers of reinforcing felt mopped in hot asphalt, finished with gravel or a coating. When one ply splits, water travels sideways under the layers and shows up ten feet from the actual hole. That is why we start with a moisture meter and infrared thermal imaging camera instead of a hose and a guess.
Conroe sits in Montgomery County, where summer surface temperatures on a dark BUR roof hit 150 degrees or more, then drop fast after an afternoon storm. That expansion and contraction cycle opens seams and pulls flashing loose. Most of the calls we run are for Conroe built-up roof leak repair service on buildings between 15 and 45 years old, where the original flood coat has dried out. If you have been searching for built-up roof leak repair in Conroe TX near me, we cover the whole city and the surrounding towns.

You call (936) 304-3062 and describe what you are seeing: a ceiling stain, a drip after rain, ponding water. We book a same-day or next-day inspection, and for active leaks we roll a crew out 24/7. You get a window, not a maybe.
We walk the roof with a moisture meter and an infrared thermal imaging camera to map wet zones under the plies. A roof inspection drone checks the far corners and parapet walls we cannot safely reach. This takes 30 to 60 minutes on most Conroe buildings.
We open the roof at the wet zone with a pry bar and find the actual breach: a split seam, a failed pipe boot, a chimney leak or a flashing leak at the wall. You get a written scope and a flat price before any material goes down.
We cut out the damaged plies, dry the deck, then rebuild with modified bitumen and roof cement. Seams get butyl tape and a fabric-reinforced coat. Flashing is re-set and primed. Most repairs take two to four hours; larger sections run a full day.
We flood the repaired area with a water hose test kit and watch it for 20 minutes. If it holds, we photograph the finished work and email you the file. If it does not, we keep going until it does. That is the whole point.

Shows wet insulation under the roof surface as a temperature difference. This is how we find hidden leaks without tearing up the whole roof to look for them.
Confirms the thermal camera reading by measuring actual moisture content in the plies and insulation. Two tools agreeing means we are opening the right spot.
Checks parapet walls, high curbs and far corners safely. On large commercial BUR roofs it saves hours and gives us photos we can share with you.
Floods the repaired area for 20 minutes to prove the fix holds before we leave. No repair is finished until it passes the test.
Keeps our crew safe on steep transitions and ladder access. OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 training backs up the equipment.
Opens the plies cleanly and re-secures decking and edge metal. Clean cuts mean the new layers bond flat and the repair lasts.
Applies sealant precisely at terminations and lifts heavy membrane rolls to the roof without dragging them across the surface.
We never trust a single reading. The thermal camera finds the wet zone, the moisture meter confirms it, and we open the roof only at the confirmed source. This is the core of our leak detection process.
Split seams get butyl tape, roof cement and a fabric layer before the modified bitumen cap goes down. The reinforcement keeps the seam from re-opening under thermal movement.
We follow NRCA Member detailing for flashing, terminations and penetrations. That means the repair is built the way a new roof would be, not patched to get you through the season.
Every repair gets a 20-minute water hose test on the repaired area. If it leaks, we keep working. You do not pay for a repair that has not been proven.

We run an infrared thermal imaging camera survey across the whole BUR field, map the wet zones, and open the roof at the source. Most of these turn out to be a single failed seam or flashing detail that has been leaking for months. One targeted repair instead of a full tear-off, usually completed in a day, with a photo report for the owner and the insurance file.
We tarp it the same day if it is actively leaking, then return when the roof dries to repair the seam or flashing. We also repair the interior ceiling stain once the roof is sealed. A dry garage, a repaired ceiling, and a flat price that came in under what a full replacement would have cost.
We inspect the plies, test for saturation, and give you an honest read on how much serviceable roof is left. If repair buys 8 to 12 more years, we tell you that instead of pushing a replacement. A restoration repair that extends the roof life at a fraction of replacement cost, with a clear timeline for when replacement will actually make sense.
We answer 24/7 and roll a crew to tarp the roof and stop the water. Once the storm passes and the roof dries, we return for the permanent BUR repair. Equipment protected, tenant calmed down, and a permanent fix scheduled within 48 hours of the storm.
Conroe roofs take a beating. Summer surface temps on a dark BUR membrane push past 150 degrees, then afternoon thunderstorms drop the temperature 40 degrees in an hour. That cycle opens seams and pulls flashing loose year after year. Add the spring hail that rolls through Montgomery County and you get a roof that needs attention more often than the same roof in a milder climate. Most of the buildings we work on are 15 to 45 years old, with the original flood coat dried out and the plies starting to crack. We also see a lot of low-slope additions on homes in 77303 and 77384 where the BUR section ties into shingles, and that transition is a common leak point. If you need emergency built-up roof leak repair Conroe TX same day, we run 24/7 during storm season and can usually tarp the same day you call. We know the local building stock, the code requirements, and the details that fail first here.
Older commercial buildings with original BUR roofs, many with parapet walls and internal drains that need regular clearing.
Custom homes with low-slope BUR sections over garages and additions, often tied into complex shingle transitions.
Commercial and multi-family buildings with large flat roofs and HVAC curbs that are common leak entry points.
Rural and semi-rural properties with outbuildings and shops that have BUR or modified bitumen roofs exposed to full sun.
Mixed residential and light commercial, with a lot of 1980s and 1990s BUR roofs reaching the end of their service life.
Expands and contracts the plies daily, which opens seams and dries out the asphalt flood coat faster than in cooler climates.
Bruises the membrane and loosens flashing. We document hail damage with HAAG Certified Inspector methods for insurance claims.
Standing water finds every weak point. We check drains and slope on every repair call and address ponding before it causes the next leak.
Slows drying after a leak and can lead to mold if the roof is not sealed quickly. We dry saturated insulation as part of the repair.
A 22,000 sq ft warehouse had a ceiling stain spreading across 300 sq ft of racking area. Two prior patch attempts had failed. The roof was a 1988 four-ply BUR with dried-out seams and ponding near an internal drain.
We mapped the wet zone with infrared, opened 40 linear feet of split seam, rebuilt it with modified bitumen and fabric reinforcement, and cleared the drain. The water test held, and the ceiling stayed dry through the next three storms.
Maintenance: Clear the drain quarterly and schedule a seam inspection each spring before storm season. A $400 annual check beats a $6,000 interior repair.
A homeowner had a persistent drip into the garage ceiling after every rain. The BUR roof was 18 years old with a failed pipe boot and cracked flashing at the wall. The ceiling drywall was stained and soft across a 4 ft section.
We replaced the pipe boot, re-flashed the wall, rebuilt the seam, and repaired the ceiling drywall and texture. Total job was one day plus a return visit for the interior. The leak has not returned in two years.
Maintenance: Check the pipe boot and wall flashing every fall. Sealant on a BUR roof in Conroe typically needs refreshing every 5 to 7 years.
A retail center had blisters across 600 sq ft of a 30-year-old BUR roof. One blister had broken open and was leaking into a tenant space. The owner was quoted a full replacement at $85,000.
We opened and dried the blisters, re-saturated the felt with roof cement, and installed a modified bitumen cap over the affected area. The repair cost under $9,000 and bought the owner an estimated 8 to 10 more years of roof life.
Maintenance: Walk the roof twice a year and photograph any new blisters. Early repair on a BUR roof is almost always cheaper than waiting for the plies to fail.
Most BUR leaks fall into a handful of patterns. Here are the ones we see most in Conroe, what happens if you leave them, and how we fix them.
Water runs sideways under the plies and shows up as a ceiling stain far from the seam. Left alone, it saturates insulation and rusts the metal deck. We cut back the split, dry the area, and rebuild the seam with modified bitumen, butyl tape and a fabric-reinforced coat. The repair is stronger than the original lap and carries a workmanship warranty.
Flashing leaks are the number one cause of BUR water intrusion in Conroe. The sealant dries out in the Texas heat, cracks, and lets water straight into the wall assembly. We remove the old sealant, prime the substrate, and re-set the flashing with new metal and a UV-rated sealant from Henry Company or Sika. We also rebuild the cricket behind chimneys so water sheds instead of pooling.
Standing water finds every weak point in the membrane. It also adds weight to the structure and accelerates the breakdown of the asphalt flood coat. We clear the drains, check the slope, and repair any low spots with a tapered modified bitumen patch. If the ponding is structural, we tell you straight and price the fix separately.
Blisters trap moisture under the plies. When they break open, the roof loses its flood coat and the felt starts to dry out and crack across the whole field. We open the blisters, dry them, and re-saturate the felt with roof cement and a new modified bitumen cap. On larger areas we recommend a full restoration coat to buy years before replacement.

Our technicians work low-slope roofs every week, not once a season. We carry OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 training, work to NRCA Member standards, and hold HAAG Certified Inspector credentials for storm and hail claims. On the material side we install and repair Firestone, Carlisle SynTec, Tremco, Sika and Henry Company systems, so we are not learning your roof on your dime. We have opened up hundreds of BUR assemblies across Montgomery County and know what a 1985 four-ply and a 2005 two-ply cap sheet each do when they fail.
Most residential BUR repairs in Conroe run $450 to $1,800 in 2026, and small seam or flashing fixes start around $350. Commercial roofs with larger wet zones or saturated insulation run $2,500 to $8,000 once decking and batts are replaced. The two biggest cost drivers are how far water traveled under the plies and whether the deck is still sound. We give you a flat price before we start.
Roof Leak Repair Conroe Pros fixes built-up roof leaks across Conroe and Montgomery County. We handle BUR roof leak fixing Conroe Texas property owners need on both commercial and residential low-slope roofs, from single-ply patches to full seam rebuilds. Call (936) 304-3062 and we will schedule an inspection, usually same day or next day.
Yes, we can stop an active leak in the rain with emergency roof tarping and temporary sealant, but permanent BUR repair needs a dry surface. Asphalt and modified bitumen will not bond to wet felt, so a repair done in a downpour will fail. We tarp it now, then return when the roof dries, usually within 24 to 48 hours, to do the permanent fix.
A single seam or flashing repair takes two to four hours. A larger section with saturated insulation and deck repair runs one to two days. Full BUR restoration on a commercial building can take three to five days depending on square footage. We tell you the timeline before we start and keep you updated if anything changes.
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Ask the local teamCall us at (936) 304-3062 any time, day or night. We answer live during business hours and our emergency line stays open 24/7 for active leaks. Most Conroe calls get a same-day inspection, and you will always get a written price before we start work.