Porches, additions, and some home designs include roof sections that are too flat for shingles. These areas need a purpose-built roofing system to keep water out.
Shingles rely on gravity to shed water, so they don't work on very low-slope or flat roof sections. Those areas need a membrane-style roofing system designed to keep standing water out.
Low-slope sections are common on porches, patio covers, additions, and modern home designs. We install and repair low-slope systems and make sure they tie in properly with the rest of your roof.
Low-slope roofs use continuous membrane systems instead of overlapping shingles to keep water out.
Water that sits on a flat roof finds every weak spot. Good drainage is a big part of a long-lasting low-slope roof.
Where a flat section meets a pitched roof or a wall is where most leaks start. We pay close attention to those details.
Not on very low slopes. Shingles need enough pitch to shed water; below that, a membrane system is the right choice.
Common causes include ponding water, failed seams, and poorly flashed transitions. We find the source and fix it.
Yes. See our commercial low-slope and flat roofing page.
Based in Plano, we handle low-slope and flat roofing throughout North Dallas and nearby communities like McKinney. See our full service area.
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