Agility. Precision. Performance. That might sound like a commercial, but actually, it’s a promise. Our core commitments to our customers. No matter the size, no matter the complexity, Buckley Roofing has the knowledge and track record to ensure that your next project not only looks great, but also remains on schedule and on budget and withstands the test of time.
This unique project incorporated features rarely seen on buildings…multiple roof systems from multiple roofing manufacturers. Lower roofs on the building have the typical white TPO membrane from Carlisle, a leader in low slope roofing materials. The upper roofs used an eye-catching custom color PVC membrane from Sika Sarnafil. The combination of TPO membrane and PVC membrane from two manufacturers made this a challenging project with a rewarding finish.
Exploration Place tasked Buckley Roofing with creating a single complex with two arching roofs that bowed in opposite directions and contained 72 skylights. Coming in on time and under budget, our crews implemented the challenging design flawlessly.
Buckley was chosen to restore the Davis Hall roof system at Friends University due to our experience and success in restoring historical roof structures. Deteriorating materials, shifting structures and Kansas wind sought to derail the project, but Buckley crews delivered a magnificent product, which remains a source of campus pride for the university.
This new construction project featured many products Buckley Roofing recommends on commercial buildings. Installed products included a self-adhering membrane to serve as a vapor barrier due to the high moisture environment from KYMA’s manufacturing process, an R-30 insulation using two layers of polyisocyanurate insulation, Densdeck Prime as a coverboard, and topped off with a fleeceback membrane. This is a great roof system for any commercial building.
Buckley Roofing worked with the architect and general contractor before starting construction of the Capitol Federal Amphitheater. The architect wanted a roof resembling metal without the hassle of a real metal roof, for fear of water leaks. Buckley Roofing presented the Décor Roofing System, as this was the most cost-effective system with the look and functionality the project team wanted.
This Décor Roofing System uses Sika’s Sarnafil roof membrane with the Décor profile rib that mimics the look of a metal roof, while keeping it watertight. The ribs can be spaced any distance apart to give the look desired by the architect, with any configuration or color, allowing a truly customizable roof. The continuous thermoplastic roof membrane and the hot-air welded seams provide a long-lasting waterproofing solution regardless of the shape or design of the building, which was critical to the design of the Amphitheater’s roof.
The building was built in 1915 and careful procedures were necessary to remove existing flashings without damaging the structure. This building reflects the choice of tan TPO. Buckley Roofing installed metal flashings that blend into the building while still protecting the structure and allowing for ease of maintenance for the next 100 years.
The Dermatology Clinic acquired the building next to their current location in order to expand. They remodeled the entire building and built a corridor to join the two buildings together. The existing roof was a fully adhered EPDM installed directly to ridged ISO insulation, and was leaking in multiple locations. During the remodel process the Buckley team worked with the general contractor to keep the building water-tight.
Buckley Roofing was able to provide SurgiCare of Wichita with a turnkey project. This roofing project required a TPO membrane system on the main roof, curved metal panels on the standing seam roofs, and metal panels on the screen walls.
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