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Fresno & Central Valley commercial roofing

Who installs commercial roofs in Fresno and the Central Valley?

Infinite Roofing Solutions serves Fresno and the Central Valley. We install Fluid Applied Roofing and repair and replace commercial roofs. Fluid Applied Roofing forms a new roof over the existing one, as one continuous membrane. There’s no tear-off, and your business doesn’t have to shut down.

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Repair, Fluid Applied Roofing or replacement: which one fits?

OptionWhen it usually fitsWhat we check first
RepairA leak at a seam, curb or pipe, on a roof that’s otherwise sound.Where the water is actually getting in. We check every seam, curb and penetration.
Fluid Applied RoofingA flat or low-slope roof, or a metal roof, that’s aging but still structurally sound, when you want a new roof without a tear-off.The condition of the existing roof and whether the deck is dry. It has to be dry before the system goes on.
ReplacementThe deck is damaged, or the roof is too far gone for repairs or a roof over the top.The deck and how much of the roof is failing before we recommend replacing it.

Fluid Applied Roofing: a new roof over your existing one

Fluid Applied Roofing goes over the roof you already have. It’s a full roofing system made by Fluid Applied Roofing LLC in Dayton, Ohio. We install it.

We apply it in layers. Primer and caulk go on first, followed by a sprayable fiber-reinforced base coat in place of fabric and seam tape. A silicone or ProCoat finish coat goes on top. The layers cure into one continuous membrane, without joints, seams or fasteners for water to get through. Seams are among the most common leak points on flat roofs.

The existing roof stays in place, so there’s no tear-off. There’s no demolition, no disposal fees and no waste going to a landfill. Your business doesn’t have to shut down. Most installs take 1 to 5 days, depending on the size of the roof.

The system can go over built-up (tar and gravel), modified bitumen, TPO, PVC, EPDM, metal and spray foam roofs. Its finish reflects sunlight and can lower the roof’s surface temperature by up to 50°F. The silicone finish handles ponding water. The system is designed to extend the roof’s life by 15 to 20 years, and it can be recoated later. It comes with a manufacturer-backed warranty of 10 to 20 years, depending on the system.

Commercial roofs we’ve inspected in Fresno and the Central Valley

Our crews inspect industrial buildings, storage properties and retail buildings, along with other commercial roofs across the Central Valley. These are three of the roofs they’ve inspected.

Fresh white sealant around a pipe on a low-slope metal roof, Fresno, industrial building
Fresno, industrial buildingFresh white sealant around a pipe on a low-slope metal roof. The curbs and pipe bases were sealed in April 2026.
Worn surface material and debris at the edge of a low-slope metal roof, Fresno, self-storage property
Fresno, self-storage propertyWorn surface material and debris at the edge of a low-slope metal roof. The roofs were in different condition from building to building, so the crew checked them individually. Fluid Applied Roofing was proposed for selected sections.
Cracked surfacing at the base of a rooftop equipment curb on a large flat roof, Dinuba, retail building
Dinuba, retail buildingCracked surfacing at the base of a rooftop equipment curb on a large flat roof. The crew also found a lap that looked open and staining around the drains. Fluid Applied Roofing was proposed for the roof.

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Fresno and Central Valley commercial roofing FAQ

Is Fluid Applied Roofing a full roof?

Yes. It’s a full roofing system rather than a surface treatment. The fiber-reinforced base coat takes the place of fabric and seam tape, with a finish coat applied over it. The layers cure into one continuous membrane over the existing roof.

Does every flat roof qualify for Fluid Applied Roofing?

No. We need to inspect the roof first. On the large flat roof in Dinuba, the crew checked the laps and drains, along with the curbs around the rooftop equipment, before any work was proposed. Whether the system fits depends on the roof’s condition and how dry the deck is. We’ll tell you if it doesn’t fit.

Can a metal storage roof be fixed one building at a time?

Often, yes. The roofs at a Fresno self-storage property were in different condition from one building to the next. The crew checked each one separately and recommended work where it was needed, rather than treating every roof the same.

What should I check around rooftop HVAC and pipes before the rainy season?

Check the seals at every curb, pipe and seam. Water commonly gets in at those spots. On a Fresno industrial building, the curbs and pipe bases were sealed in April. Resealing doesn’t fix every leak. We find where the water is getting in before deciding what to do.

When is the best time to install Fluid Applied Roofing?

Schedule it while conditions are dry, before the rains. The roof has to be dry before we apply the system.

Will installation shut down my business?

No. The existing roof stays in place, so there’s no tear-off or demolition and no need to close the business. Most installs take 1 to 5 days, depending on the size of the roof.

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