Pillars of Seven installs and maintains large-format industrial roof systems across the Texas Gulf Coast — from the Houston Ship Channel and Pasadena to Baytown, Freeport, Texas City, Beaumont, and Port Arthur.
Every assembly is engineered for Gulf Coast wind loads, scheduled around plant turnarounds, and executed by crews qualified for classified-area coordination on active refineries and petrochem sites.
Six industrial roofing capabilities cover the majority of Gulf Coast scope — engineered for hurricane wind loads, large flat-roof footprints, and the operating constraints of active plants.
Mechanically attached and adhered TPO assemblies engineered to HVHZ and Gulf Coast windstorm requirements. Reinforced membrane, enhanced fastening patterns, and edge-metal details rated for Cat-3+ wind loads.
Ballasted, mechanically attached, and fully adhered EPDM systems for warehouses, distribution centers, and process buildings with large flat-roof footprints. Long service life with minimal seam maintenance.
Two-ply and three-ply SBS and APP systems with granulated cap sheets for plant rooftops with heavy mechanical traffic, hot piping penetrations, and the abuse of an operating environment.
Standing-seam and through-fastened metal roof retrofits over existing assemblies on warehouses and process buildings. Insulation upgrade, structural verification, and minimal-tear-off installation paths.
Pre-scoped roof replacement and major repair work executed inside planned plant shutdowns. Materials staged, crews on standby, and completion coordinated to the owner restart schedule.
Silicone and acrylic restoration coatings to extend the life of existing membranes on operating plants. Annual roof asset surveys, infrared moisture scans, and portfolio-level maintenance contracts.
Five stages built around how industrial owners actually run their plants — survey, plan, stage, execute inside the window, document for asset records.
On-site walk with operations and maintenance, infrared moisture scan where needed, drone imagery, and existing-condition documentation tied to the plant asset register.
Wind-load engineering, assembly recommendation, manufacturer warranty comparison, and an itemized estimate aligned to the next turnaround window.
Permits pulled, windstorm documentation prepared, hot-work permits coordinated with plant safety, materials staged, and JSA reviewed with the owner EHS team.
Self-perform crews work to manufacturer spec inside the planned outage. Daily progress reports, photo documentation, and continuous coordination with the turnaround coordinator.
Manufacturer warranty filed, workmanship warranty issued, as-built drawings provided in the format the plant records team uses, and asset survey baseline established.
Three representative large-format roofing engagements — scope, location, and outcome. Full portfolio and references available on request.
TPO membrane installation on a 100,000+ SF facility. Wind-load engineered assembly with enhanced fastening for Hill Country windstorm requirements. Manufacturer warranty included.
Full TPO roof system on a 100,000+ SF facility. Phased installation around tenant access schedule. Manufacturer 20-year warranty filed at close-out.
Modified-bitumen multi-ply system on an 80,000+ SF state-of-the-art facility. Engineered cap sheet for mechanical-traffic durability and Hill Country wind events.
They scoped the roof during pre-TA, staged everything ahead of the outage, and finished inside the window. We restarted on schedule. That is the only model that works on an operating plant.
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