Flat Roofing

Local Flat Roof Replacement

The majority of commercial roofing services feature a flat roof on top of them. The term flat roof is actually a bit of a misnomer since any correctly installed flat roof solution will employ a very low slope that facilitates the water draining off of the roof. Some incorrectly installed systems do not allow the water to drain off of the roof, and small ponds can form, sometimes lasting many days.

The nature of a flat roof is that Rainwater does not drain as rapidly from it as it does from, say, a shingle roof. That extended contact means that water has a great chance of finding any small nook or imperfection in the roof and leaks inside the building. At Jewett Roofing, we realize that the highest quality materials must be used, and special attention to detail is required in order to ensure that the rain stays out in the building and the inside stays dry.

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Flat Roof Materials Offered by Jewett Roofing
  • PVC – A tried and true flat roofing performer. PVC has been protecting rooftops for almost 50 years. Jewett Roofing proudly installs Duro-Last.
  • EPDM —Sometimes called “rubber roofs, “EPDM remains very flexible well into its lifetime and offers superior impact resistance compared to other types of roofing. Jewett Roofing is licensed to install Genflex and Versico EPDM roofs.
  • TPO – A relative newcomer to the flat roofing scene, TPO is one of the fastest-growing segments of the commercial roofing market. Jewett Roofing installs Versico and Genflex TPO roofing systems.
    Modified Bitumen – Having the appearance of wide rolls of shingle material, modified bitumen is an excellent choice where roof traffic and wear are a consideration. Jewett Roofing is an authorized installer of Soprema-modified bitumen roof systems.
  • Liquid-Applied Coatings—An excellent alternative to a new roof, coatings extend the life of your existing system. ER Systems, Everest, and 838 Coatings are all available from Jewett Roofing.