Property
Occupied Hilton-brand hotel · International Drive · Orlando, Florida
Technical crew case study · completed project
Self-Performing a Modified-Bitumen Recover — Orlando Hotel, International Drive
The roofing contractor of record brought OGC in as the self-performing crew for a four-area modified-bitumen recover on an occupied International Drive hotel.
CompletedFour roof areasTorch-applied modified bitumen
Verified project scope
Technical crew assignment
OGC role
Self-performing commercial roofing crew brought on by the roofing contractor of record
System
Modified-bitumen recover with a torch-applied cap sheet
Status
Completed; no warranty, endorsement, or zero-issues claim is made
Occupied hospitality asset
Four distinct roof areas under one recover scope
A busy Orlando hotel on International Drive needed a full modified-bitumen recover executed while the property remained occupied. The scope covered the main roof, penthouse, skylight roof, and porte-cochère.
OGC handled the self-performing installation role without naming the hotel or the prime contractor and without displaying hotel signage or branding.
Assembly and details
The work behind a clean hotel recover
The approved scope included removal of old flashings; new DensDeck, four-layer ISO, cover board, and torch-applied cap sheet; termination bar and reglet; sheet-metal flashings at curbs and penetrations; cant strip; stucco cut-and-replace; and drip edge.
Those transitions and penetrations are where technical crew discipline matters: the roof field, metal, wall interfaces, and restoration must operate as one package.
Technical crew result
Self-performed scope for the contractor carrying the client
The recover was completed across the four assigned roof areas. OGC's role was to execute the installation scope cleanly for the roofing contractor of record while the hotel remained occupied.
This page makes no hotel endorsement, warranty, or zero-issues claim.