Newly installed low-slope roof on a commercial building under construction (temporary placeholder photo)

New Construction Roofing

Commercial & Industrial Roofing for New Construction

We coordinate roofing from plans and submittals through installation and closeout—working alongside the project team to keep the scope clear, the schedule organized, and the building protected.

Louisville, KY · Serving Kentucky, Indiana & Ohio

Project Overview

A Roofing Partner From Plans to Closeout

New-construction roofing involves more than installation. It involves specifications, system requirements, sequencing, access, materials, safety, inspections, and closeout all have to line up with the broader project.

We handle the roofing scope the way the rest of the project is run: reviewed early, communicated clearly, and documented at the end.

General contractors · Developers · Construction managers · Building owners

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  • Built for the Project Team

    Coordinate with general contractors, developers, owners, and other trades.

  • Scope Made Clear

    Review roofing requirements early and communicate questions before they affect field work.

  • Planned Through Closeout

    Carry the roofing scope from pre-construction coordination through final documentation.

Pre-Construction

The Roofing Scope Starts Before Mobilization

Early coordination reduces avoidable field conflicts. Working through the roofing details up front keeps decisions aligned with the drawings, the schedule, and the rest of the project team.

  • 01

    Plans & Specifications

    Review drawings, details, specifications, roof slopes, drainage, penetrations, and interfaces.

  • 02

    System & Manufacturer Requirements

    Align the proposed assembly with building needs, manufacturer requirements, energy provisions, and applicable local codes.

  • 03

    Submittals & Documentation

    Organize product data, details, selections, and required roofing documentation.

  • 04

    Schedule, Access & Materials

    Coordinate sequencing, deliveries, staging, crane or lift access, and rooftop work with the master schedule.

Metal roof panels being installed on a new commercial building (temporary placeholder photo)

Why Innova

A Roofing Partner Who Stays Connected to the Project

We work as a trade partner, not a subcontractor the team has to manage. That means answering questions early, showing up prepared, and keeping the roofing scope moving with the rest of the job.

  • 01

    Clear Project Communication

    Share questions, decisions, progress, and next steps without making the project team chase updates.

  • 02

    Safety Built Into the Work

    Coordinate access, controlled work areas, PPE, fall protection, and daily jobsite requirements.

  • 03

    Field Coordination

    Plan roofing around other trades, penetrations, equipment, inspections, and changing site conditions.

  • 04

    Quality Through Closeout

    Complete ongoing checks and organize applicable roofing documentation at project completion.

Project Delivery

A Clear Path From Bid Review to Roof Closeout

  1. 01

    Review

    Confirm drawings, specifications, scope boundaries, alternates, and project requirements.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Finalize the roof assembly, submittals, procurement, safety, staging, and schedule.

  3. 03

    Coordinate

    Align deliveries, access, rooftop details, and sequencing with the general contractor and other trades.

  4. 04

    Install

    Complete roofing in organized phases with daily communication and quality checks.

  5. 05

    Close Out

    Perform final inspections and provide applicable project, product, and warranty documentation.

Large industrial building with a newly completed low-slope roof (temporary placeholder photo)

Buildings We Serve

Roofing for Projects Across the Region

Each installation is planned around the structure, the construction schedule, manufacturer requirements, energy provisions, applicable city and building codes, and how the building will be used.

  • Manufacturing & Industrial Facilities

    Roofing planned around production areas, rooftop equipment, and facility access.

  • Warehouses & Distribution Centers

    Large-footprint assemblies with drainage and insulation planned for long spans.

  • Retail & Commercial Developments

    Multi-tenant and multi-building sites sequenced with the overall construction schedule.

  • Offices & Mixed-Use Properties

    Assemblies coordinated with mechanical layouts, penetrations, and finished interfaces.

  • Institutional & Municipal Buildings

    Projects with documentation, inspection, and specification requirements to satisfy.

Roofing Systems

Systems Selected for the Building and the Project

Low-Slope Roofing

Membrane assemblies specified for the building's drainage, insulation, and rooftop equipment layout.

  • TPO
  • EPDM
  • PVC
  • Modified Bitumen
  • Built-Up Roofing (BUR)
  • Low-Slope Metal
  • Roof Coatings

Tell Us About Your Project

Share the project details and where it stands today. Our team will review the scope and follow up with the right next step.

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