Commercial Roofing Contractor in Foley and Baldwin County, AL
Wise Builders replaces, repairs, and maintains commercial roofs across Baldwin County from our office in downtown Foley: PVC, TPO, metal, coatings, and flat roofs on restaurants, retail centers, offices, churches, and condo buildings.
We are a licensed general contractor and a Duro-Last approved contractor. You get one project manager, one written scope, and one fixed price. A PVC or TPO re-roof runs $8 to $11 per square foot, and $13 to $16 with a full tear-off and new insulation.
Call our Foley office at (251) 270-5270 for a free roof inspection.
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Commercial Roofing in Baldwin County
Replacement, repair, and maintenance from Foley to the beach. For every system we install, see commercial roofing in Mobile and Baldwin County.
Roof Replacement
Tear-off or recover, with core cuts before we price and a fixed number in writing. The Foley restaurant roof below was a full tear-off.
See roof replacementRoof Repair
Leak tracing and repair on TPO, PVC, metal, mod-bit, and built-up roofs in Foley, Gulf Shores, and Orange Beach. 24/7 emergency calls.
See roof repairFlat Roofs
Ponding, leaks, and worn-out tar-and-gravel roofs: repair, coat, recover, or replace.
See flat roofsPVC Roofing
Duro-Last PVC, made to your roof's measurements in the factory. Our pick for restaurants, where kitchen exhaust puts grease on the roof.
See PVC roofingCondo and HOA Roofs
Condo buildings and HOAs in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, phased by building with notices for residents.
See condo and multifamily roofingMaintenance Plans
Scheduled inspections, drains cleared, small repairs, and a photo report after every visit.
See maintenance plansA New PVC Roof for a Downtown Foley Restaurant
The Foley Brunch and Supper Club building on North McKenzie Street had an old tar-and-gravel roof that leaked. We tore it off, and the building now has a white Duro-Last PVC roof.




| Project detail | What we built |
|---|---|
| Building | Foley Brunch and Supper Club, a restaurant in downtown Foley. Low-slope roof with parapet walls and rooftop HVAC units. |
| Before | Tar-and-gravel built-up roof, patched at the parapet walls and leaking. |
| Scope | Full tear-off of the built-up roof. New cover board and membrane, parapet walls wrapped, and new flashings at every vent and HVAC unit. |
| System | Duro-Last 50 mil white PVC. |
| Roof size | 24 squares, about 2,400 square feet. |
| Attachment | Mechanically attached with fasteners. |
| Warranty | 20 years. |
| Permit | City of Foley. |
| Completed | December 2025. |
"Great work by Cody and his crew. Wise builders do all types of commercial roof work."
Daniel Cox IV, Google review, November 2026
We have also retrofit two metal roofs in Mobile County with Duro-Last PVC. Both are on our commercial roofing page.
What a Commercial Roof Costs in Baldwin County
A PVC or TPO re-roof runs $8 to $11 per square foot. With a full tear-off and new insulation it runs $13 to $16. Your inspection replaces the range with one fixed price.
| Project | Typical range |
|---|---|
| PVC or TPO re-roofPer square foot | $8 to $11 |
| Full tear-off with new insulationPer square foot | $13 to $16 |
| 10,000 sq ft re-roofAt $8 to $11 per square foot | $80,000 to $110,000 |
| 10,000 sq ft full tear-offWith new insulation, at $13 to $16 per square foot | $130,000 to $160,000 |
The 10,000 square foot rows are our per-square-foot ranges multiplied by the roof size. Repairs, coatings, and metal roofs are priced after we inspect the roof.
What Moves the Price
Tear-Off and Wet Insulation
Old tar-and-gravel roofs are heavy and often hold water in the insulation under them. We cut cores before we price, so you know what has to come out. A full tear-off with new insulation runs $13 to $16 per square foot.
Wind at the Edges
Corners and perimeters take the most wind. They get more attachment and heavier edge metal, sized to the design wind speed for your address. That number climbs as you get closer to the Gulf.
Vents, HVAC Units and Parapets
Every vent, HVAC unit, and parapet wall has to be flashed. A small roof with a lot of equipment costs more per square foot than a big open one.
Roofing Commercial Buildings in Baldwin County
Older Downtown Buildings
Older buildings in downtown Foley, like the one above, often have a tar-and-gravel roof behind parapet walls with years of patches on it. We cut cores to see how many layers are up there before we price.
Beach Condos and HOAs
In Gulf Shores and Orange Beach we work with the association and the property manager, phase the work by building, and post notices for residents.
Salt Air
Near the beach, salt air rusts fasteners, edge metal, and HVAC curbs. We check all three on every inspection.
Permits
We pull the permit. Inside city limits that is the city building department. For unincorporated addresses it is Baldwin County. The Foley restaurant roof was permitted through the City of Foley.
From our Foley office at 105 W Camphor Ave #100A we roof commercial buildings in Foley, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, Fairhope, Daphne, Spanish Fort, Robertsdale, Loxley, and Elberta. The same office handles home remodeling in Foley and Baldwin County.
From Inspection to Warranty
Every commercial roof runs through one contract and one project manager. You make the decisions. We carry the crew, the permit, the inspections, and the warranty paperwork.
Step 1. Roof Inspection and Core Cuts
We walk the roof and check the membrane or panels, seams, flashings, curbs, drains, gutters, and edge metal. We cut cores to see the layers and test the insulation for moisture, and we look at the deck or purlins from inside when we can.
Step 2. Options and a Fixed Price
You get a written proposal with every layer, thickness, fastening pattern, and warranty term listed, plus a fixed price. When repair, coating, recover, and replacement are all real options, we price them side by side.
Step 3. Wind Design and Permit
We size the fastening, perimeter and corner enhancement, and edge metal to the design wind speed for your address, then pull the permit with the city or county that has your building.
Step 4. Schedule Around Your Business
We plan the work around your hours. On occupied buildings we work in sections, protect HVAC intakes, and dry in every section before the crew leaves. Your doors stay open.
Step 5. Install With Daily Updates
Your project manager is on the roof with the crew and sends progress photos. Hidden damage, like rusted purlins or wet insulation, is priced at the unit price in your proposal and approved by you before we fix it.
Step 6. Inspection, Warranty and Closeout
The manufacturer inspects the finished roof before it issues the warranty. You get the warranty, the final inspection, lien waivers, and a photo record of the roof, start to finish.
"Great people, great work and great experience. Great communication by William Fields. Work was done on schedule and exactly as stated. I will use these guys again!"
Mark Davidson, Google review, January 2026
The License Behind Every Commercial Roof
Wise Builders holds Alabama General Contractor License #60291 and is a Duro-Last approved contractor, which lets us offer manufacturer No-Dollar-Limit warranties up to 30 years, depending on the system. Every commercial roof also carries our 5-year workmanship warranty. We carry general liability and workers' compensation and are BBB accredited.
Alabama requires a general contractor license for commercial work of $100,000 or more. Before you sign with anyone, look the license up on the Alabama Licensing Board for General Contractors website and ask for a certificate of insurance and a sample of the warranty you will actually receive. We send ours with the proposal.
"Jim Brock is the best project manager ever! He constantly communicated with me about the materials, build and timeline. No stones were unturned! Exceptional work by his team."
Marcus Mitchell, Google review, November 2023
Baldwin County Commercial Roofing Questions
How much does a commercial roof cost per square foot in Baldwin County?
A PVC or TPO re-roof runs $8 to $11 per square foot, and $13 to $16 with a full tear-off and new insulation. On a 10,000 square foot roof that is $80,000 to $110,000, or $130,000 to $160,000 with the tear-off. Wet insulation, a lot of rooftop equipment, and wind design near the Gulf push the number up. Repairs, coatings, and metal roofs are priced after we inspect the roof.
What is the 25% rule in roofing?
It is a Florida rule. The Florida Building Code says that when more than 25% of a roof section is repaired or replaced within 12 months, the whole section has to be brought up to current code, with an exception for newer roofs. Alabama does not have that rule. In Baldwin County, the building department that has your address decides what a repair or re-roof permit requires, and we pull that permit.
Do commercial roofers need a license in Alabama?
Yes. Alabama requires a general contractor license for commercial work of $100,000 or more. Ours is Alabama General Contractor License #60291. Look up any roofer on the Alabama Licensing Board for General Contractors website before you sign.
What is a Duro-Last roof?
Duro-Last is a PVC roof membrane made to your roof's measurements in the factory. Duro-Last says up to 85% of the seams are welded there instead of on your roof, and the flashings for vents and curbs come pre-made. We are a Duro-Last approved contractor. The Foley restaurant roof on this page is Duro-Last 50 mil PVC.
TPO or PVC for a restaurant roof?
PVC. Kitchen exhaust puts grease on the roof, and PVC resists grease and chemicals better than TPO. The Foley Brunch and Supper Club roof on this page is PVC.
Do you repair commercial roofs in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach?
Yes. We trace and repair leaks on TPO, PVC, metal, mod-bit, and built-up roofs across south Baldwin County, and we take emergency calls 24/7. Call our Foley office at (251) 270-5270.
Do you roof condo buildings and HOAs?
Yes. We work with the association and the property manager, phase the work by building, and post notices for residents.
Can I write off a new commercial roof?
Often, yes. Since 2018 a new roof on a nonresidential building can qualify for Section 179 expensing, and the limit for 2026 is above $2.5 million. Whether it fits your building and your tax year is a question for your CPA. We are roofers, not tax advisors.
Who pulls the roofing permit?
We do. Inside city limits that is the city building department. For unincorporated addresses it is Baldwin County.
Where is your Baldwin County office?
105 W Camphor Ave #100A in downtown Foley. Call (251) 270-5270 for a free roof inspection.
More Commercial Roofing and Building
One licensed general contractor for the roof and the space under it.
Commercial Roofing
Every system we install and service, with two more Duro-Last PVC projects.
See commercial roofingCommercial Metal Roofs
Retrofits over rusted metal, new R-panel and standing seam.
See commercial metal roofsRoof Coatings
Silicone and acrylic restoration for roofs that are still dry underneath.
See roof coatingsChurch Roofing
Sanctuaries, fellowship halls, and education wings, scheduled around services.
See church roofingCommercial Remodeling
Tenant improvements and build-outs under the same contract as the roof.
See commercial remodelingNeed a Roof Inspection in Baldwin County?
Your commercial roof starts with a free inspection, core cuts, and a written, fixed price. There is nothing to pay and nothing to sign to find out what your roof needs.
Call our Foley office at (251) 270-5270 or our Mobile office at (251) 305-7282, or send the form and we will set a time to walk the roof.
Wise Builders Roofing and Renovations, 105 W Camphor Ave #100A, Foley, AL 36535 and 6215 Rangeline Rd #105, Theodore, AL 36582.
"William is great to work with. Wise Builders are extremely thorough and professional. Everything was done exactly how and when they said it would be. A++++"
Nate, Google review, May 2026