Flat Roof Installation & Repair

Flat Roofing Systems
Just like the rest of roof types, flat roof is also available in different types.

Rubber Membrane
Commonly known as EPDM or ethylene propylene diene monomer, which is a true rubber. This is made from durable materials that resemble like an inner tube. This roof is also engineered to resist sunlight-caused damage. EPDM can be anchored mechanically with fasteners, glued or stone-ballasted,

TPO Roofing Systems
Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) is a single-ply reflective roofing membrane. TPO is one of the fastest growing roofing products in commercial and residential roofing systems today. TPO roofing systems are highly recognized for their energy efficiency. TPO systems reflects the constant heat from the sun and can resist damaging UVs and ozone. TPO roofs are typically installed as a fully adhered or mechanically attached system.

Modified Bitumen
It is a single-ply rolled roof that is similar to an ice-and-water shield. However, the only difference is that it is impregnated with a wear surface that is mineral-based. As a homeowner, you have the choice to install the peel-and-stick material. This is quite advantageous in cutting energy bills. Modified Bitumen is an affordable flat roof material. It also works well in both commercial and residential applications.

Built-Up Roof or BUR
This is the so-called traditional hot tar and gravel type of roof. This roof is installed by building 3 or more piles of the waterproof material and is alternated with the hot tar. Once done, it is ballasted with a layer of smooth river-stone. Presently, this roofing is gradually used with materials that are more advanced like fiberglass membranes.