Flat roofs need flat-roof people
Low-slope roofs fail differently: ponding water, seam separation, membrane punctures, and flashing pulls. A shingle crew guessing at membrane work is how flat roofs end up leaking twice. We match flat and low-slope projects with contractors who list it as a specialty.
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Ponding water
Standing water after 48 hours stresses membranes and finds every weak seam.
Seam and flashing failures
The most common flat-roof leak points, fixable when caught early.
Membrane damage
Punctures, blisters, and UV cracking on TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen.
Drainage problems
Clogged drains and scuppers turn small roofs into shallow pools.
What it costs
Flat roof repair pricing depends on membrane type, wet insulation underneath, and drainage fixes. Early seam repairs are cheap; soaked insulation is not.
Common questions
Patch it or re-cover it?
Localized damage on a membrane with life left: repair. Widespread seam failure or wet insulation underneath: re-cover or replacement math usually wins. An inspection with moisture readings settles it.
Do you handle porches and additions?
Yes — low-slope porch roofs, additions, and carports are common projects. Same quote flow, pick flat roof repair.
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Tell us about your roof — about 2 minutes — and compare quotes from vetted local roofers.