Flat Roof Replacement

Water that sits for days after a summer storm, blistered or split membrane, open seams and leaks along parapet walls can mean a flat or low-slope roof in Gainesville, FL needs replacing. Gainesville's 48.31 inches of yearly rain finds every weak spot.

What replacement covers
Replacement can cover tear-off, decking repair, tapered insulation to improve slope, a new membrane or modified bitumen, flashing, edge metal and scuppers.

Picking a low-slope system
The roof's size, current covering, ponding areas, rooftop equipment and leak history shape the choice of system. Ask how water will leave the roof, what goes on the city permit, and how manufacturer and workmanship warranties differ.

Ask about flat roof replacement in Gainesville and mention where water sits after rain.