Property
Occupied national big-box retail property on Naples Boulevard · tenant anonymized
Naples targeted-repair case study
Naples Commercial RoofLeak Diagnosed and Repaired, Not Replaced
A controlled water test traced active leaks to three rooftop AC-curb penetrations. The membrane was sound, so OGC repaired the real problem instead of proposing replacement.
Occupied retailTargeted leak repair
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Project facts
Service
Controlled leak diagnosis and targeted repair — not roof replacement
Scope
Re-flash and reseal three rooftop AC-curb penetrations, coping metal, and caulking
Closeout
June 2026 · leak resolved · formal completion report issued · maintenance plan recommended
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The challenge
An occupied Naples retail property had active roof leaks and a legitimate concern that the diagnosis might turn into a six-figure replacement recommendation. The tenant is intentionally anonymous, and no brand name, logo, or storefront signage is shown.
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The diagnostic approach
OGC used a controlled water test to isolate the source instead of guessing. The field membrane was sound; the leak path traced to three rooftop AC-unit curb penetrations.
That distinction changed the decision from replacement to a focused repair scope.
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The result
OGC re-flashed and resealed the three penetrations, addressed coping metal and caulking, and issued a branded completion report. The active leak was resolved, and the owner received a maintenance recommendation for the remaining roof.
The value of the project was diagnostic accuracy: repair the actual failure and tell the owner what the roof did—and did not—need.