Southern California • Commercial properties
Commercial storm services
Prepare before rain. Get help when water enters. Plan the repairs that put your property back on track.
Find the right starting point
One place to start for storm-related building needs
Storm preparation
Review roof conditions, exterior openings and drainage. Prioritize known trouble spots before the next rain.
Explore storm preparationRoof maintenance
Plan inspections, debris removal and compatible repairs around your roof’s condition and maintenance history.
Explore roof maintenanceDrainage maintenance
Address roof drains, scuppers, gutters and private-site drainage, with specialist investigation when cleaning alone is not enough.
Explore drainage maintenanceWater intrusion repair
Investigate water entering through walls, windows, doors and roof transitions, then coordinate the affected building repairs.
Explore water intrusion repairRoof leak repair
Report an active or recurring leak. Separate safe temporary protection from the work needed to correct the source.
Explore roof leak repairRoof coatings
Evaluate coating and restoration options based on roof condition, moisture, drainage and product compatibility.
Explore roof coatings
Beyond a single repair
Keep the whole property in view
A leak may involve more than the roof. Brady brings facility-maintenance and building-repair coordination to the same conversation, with qualified specialist partners assigned to the work that needs them.
- Connect the roof, exterior openings, drainage and affected interiors.
- Plan around tenants, roof access, deliveries and sensitive operations.
- Identify responsibilities, repair priorities and follow-up before authorizing work.
Plan through the storm cycle
Before, during and after the storm
Before rain
Share known leaks and property records. Review vulnerable areas and agree on the preparation or repair priorities.
During an incident
Protect people and report conditions. Discuss the next safe action, with exterior work dependent on weather and access.
After the storm
Investigate the source, define permanent repairs and document any work or monitoring still needed.
Southern California.
Your property in focus.
From offices in Ontario and Temecula, Brady supports commercial and industrial property teams across the Inland Empire, Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego areas. Share the property address and requested work to confirm coverage and scheduling.
Questions property teams ask
What to know
before you start
Scope, access and responsibilities matter. Open a question for a practical answer, then share your property’s specific needs with us.
Where should we start if we do not know why the building is leaking?
Start with the location of visible water, when it appeared, safe photographs and any previous incidents. Brady can discuss an assessment covering the likely roof, wall, opening or drainage causes. An intermittent or concealed source may require specialist testing or more than one visit.
Can one request cover the roof, drainage and damaged interior?
Yes. You can describe the entire building problem in one request. Brady can discuss coordination across those areas, then identify the separate trade responsibilities, specialist needs and approvals in the proposed scope.
What should we do if water is entering now?
Keep people away from wet electrical systems, damaged ceilings and unsafe areas. Call 909-293-9861 to report the property and conditions. Contact emergency services for immediate danger. Exterior work depends on safe weather and access; an inquiry does not confirm an arrival time.
Can you help us prepare several commercial properties?
Send a location list, known issues, site contacts and operating constraints. Brady can discuss the requested work across the properties and how to prioritize it. Confirm coverage, scheduling and responsibilities for each location rather than assuming one standard scope fits every site.
Does Brady perform every trade with its own employees?
Work may involve Brady personnel and appropriate qualified specialist partners, depending on the trade and scope. Roofing, electrical, moisture assessment and other specialist requirements should be identified before work is authorized.
How do you plan work in an occupied facility?
Tell us about tenant notices, work-hour limits, roof-access rules, deliveries, security and sensitive equipment. Those requirements help shape the proposed work plan and specialist coordination. Confirm any operational restrictions and approvals before scheduling.
Do we need to know the exact service before contacting Brady?
No. Describe the property, what you are seeing and whether the request concerns preparation, an active incident or planned repairs. We can discuss the appropriate starting point and the records or assessment needed to define the work.
Let’s define the right next step.
Send the property address, known concerns, safe photographs and preferred timing. We’ll discuss an appropriate assessment or service scope.