HVAC Curbs for Hampton Park Miller Activity Center

Introduction

For more than a decade, WNC Roofing has served as a trusted roofing partner for the Hampton Park Baptist Church in Greenville, South Carolina helping with everything from major reroofing projects to ongoing repairs and advice.

When the church’s activities center scheduled an HVAC unit changeout on a small TPO roof section, they turned to WNC Roofing once again to make sure the roof was properly protected. With new units being set on existing curbs, installation precision and attention to detail was critical to prevent future leaks and safeguard the building.

The Challenges

This project involved two HVAC units being removed and replaced by an HVAC contractor, with the new units set back on larger existing curbs. The work took place on a limited roof area, which required careful coordination and execution to ensure no unplanned penetrations were made or damage was done to the roof, which is quite common with heavy, industrial installs on commercial roofs.

The surrounding commercial roofing system was already showing its age, meaning that small details, like how curb transitions were sealed, could make a significant difference in preventing water intrusion.

For the client, the goal was simple: get the HVAC work done without creating a whole new roofing issue.

The Process

WNC Roofing coordinated closely with the HVAC team so work could begin immediately after the old units were removed, and before the new units were set. Once access was clear, the crew focused on properly sealing the curb areas to integrate cleanly with the existing TPO commercial roof.

The Scope of Work Included:

Removing the existing membrane around each curb
Wrapping and sealing both HVAC curbs with new TPO material
Carefully detailing edges, corners, and linesets to prevent water entry
Keeping the work area clean and organized throughout the process.

The WNC crew arrived on time, worked efficiently, and stayed focused on doing the job right, something the client immediately noticed and messaged our office:

“Have a crew onsite today for two HVAC changeouts. The crew was on time and hit the ground running. I really appreciated the culture and professionalism of WNC.”
— Glen Fitzgerald, Hampton Park Baptist Church

The Results

The project was completed smoothly, allowing the HVAC installation to move forward without delay or complications. Most importantly, the curb areas, one of the most common sources of roof leaks, were properly sealed to help protect both the roof, new HVAC equipment, and most importantly the church members and kids that attend the school at Hampton Park.

Key outcomes included:

Two HVAC curbs fully wrapped and sealed with the new TPO
Reduced risk of leaks at critical roof penetrations
A clean jobsite upon completion
Continued confidence in a trusted roofing partner and a plan to replace the rest of the roof soon before it becomes an issue.

This targeted work helped stabilize a high-risk area and extend the performance of the existing system.

A Relationship Built On Trust

The work at the Hampton Park Miller Activities Center is just one chapter in a relationship that has been built over many years. Long before this HVAC curb project, WNC Roofing already earned the church’s trust through larger, more demanding work and consistently showing up whenever a leak needed repair.

During a major reroofing project in 2015, an unexpected storm created challenging conditions mid-project. How WNC Roofing responded in that moment – moving quickly, communicating clearly, and doing everything possible to protect the building – It left a lasting impression.

“WNC Roofing re-roofed a section of our roof for us in 2015. During the process, we had a huge thunderstorm. WNC’s response was exactly what a building owner should expect. Their service since completion has been great. I highly recommend WNC Roofing for any roofing project you may have.”
— Glen Fitzgerald, Hampton Park Baptist Church

Conclusion

This project reflects what WNC Roofing is built on: showing up prepared, taking pride in the details, and standing behind the work long after the job is done. Even on a focused scope like HVAC curb sealing, the same standards apply – clear communication, professional crews, and work done the right way.

For the Hampton Park Baptist Church, that consistency is why WNC Roofing has remained a reliable partner for years. The team understands that protecting a roof isn’t just about materials, it’s about reliability, accountability and people who take ownership of the outcome.

This culture carries through every project, regardless of size. And it’s what continues to set WNC Roofing apart in the field.