
Roofing
Commercial Roofing in Clinton, MS
Commercial Roofing for Clinton and Hinds County, with an owner on every job.

On the roof
Commercial Roofing in Clinton, MS
Clinton's commercial roof stock runs along US 80 and Clinton Boulevard, out to the business park, and across the Mississippi Christian University campus on South Capitol Street. Add the civic buildings, Traceway Park on Soccer Row and the churches, and a good deal of that is low-slope roof.
We install and repair EPDM, TPO and PVC. Jacob or Jordan runs the job with a superintendent on site, which is the part a property manager or a board actually cares about.
We set expectations up front and we do not over-promise. You approve every dollar before it becomes a bill.
Commercial Roofs Are Named in the Clinton Storm Record
This is not a hypothetical risk here. In January 1999 the National Weather Service recorded that a roof was blown off a commercial building in Clinton. In April 2019 the roof of a garage collapsed on Church Street. In February 2021, after a quarter to four tenths of an inch of ice accumulation, the roof collapsed at a gas station in Clinton.
Three separate structural roof failures on commercial buildings, in one town, in the federal record. Ice load is the one owners here plan for least, and it is the one that took a building down most recently.
Detailing, Ponding and What Sits Under the Membrane
The field membrane is rarely the failure point. Low-slope assemblies fail at the transitions: penetrations, curbs, terminations, drains, and anywhere a previous contractor reached for sealant instead of a proper detail.
That is where our inspection starts and where the itemized quote spends most of its lines. A quote that prices the field cheaply and stays vague about the detailing is telling you where the corners will be cut.
On a building with decades of roofing history the other question is what is under the membrane. Wet insulation does not dry out on its own, and a coating over it seals the problem in rather than solving it. A roof that ponds after every storm is also carrying weight it was not designed for, which is exactly the load an ice event turns into a structural question.
Working Around a Building That Stays Open
Your tenants, students, customers or congregation still need the building. Tear-off and dry-in get sequenced so no section is left open overnight, and staging is planned around your access points rather than our convenience.
You get one quote with a schedule attached rather than a time and materials meter, plus photographs of the existing condition, the work in progress and the finished assembly. That trail is what a board or an owner needs when approving spend they have not personally climbed up to inspect.
If the building sits in Olde Towne or on the Clinton Boulevard corridor, there are district standards that can reach exterior work. We confirm what applies with Community Development before the quote is final, rather than discovering it at the permit counter.
On the job
Tear-Off to Finished Roof
Three frames from Dickerson jobs of this kind, in the order the work happens.



Photographs from Dickerson Contracting jobs. Project locations are not published, so no frame is presented as a particular street or city.
Get a Written Price on Your Clinton Commercial Roofing
Free inspection, and photographs you keep whether you hire us or not. Get Your Written Price Call 601-724-4282
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Common questions
Which membrane do you recommend?
It depends on the deck, the existing assembly, roof traffic and budget. We install EPDM, TPO and PVC and explain the tradeoffs for your building rather than defaulting to one product for everything.
Should I worry about ice load on a flat roof here?
It is worth taking seriously. The February 2021 ice storm put a quarter to four tenths of an inch on surfaces across Hinds County and collapsed the roof of a gas station in Clinton. A roof that already ponds is carrying weight before the ice arrives.
Can a low-slope roof be restored instead of replaced?
Sometimes. If the substrate is sound, a coating or restoration can buy real years. If the insulation is wet, restoration just seals the problem in. The inspection decides that.
Can you work without closing the building?
Yes. Tear-off and dry-in are sequenced so no section is left open overnight, and staging is planned around your access rather than our convenience.
Don't know where to start?
Call the office, or tell us about the job online and get one written quote.







