Flat Roofing in Jacksonville, FL
TPO, modified bitumen, roll roofing and roof coatings for low-slope roofs on homes and businesses. We'll match you with one licensed local roofer.
Roofers of Jacksonville is a referral service, not a roofing contractor.
Flat roof work we can help with
- New TPO roofs
- Modified bitumen roofs
- Roll roofing on porches, additions and carports
- Roof coatings and restoration
- Seam, blister and puncture repairs
- Drainage and ponding problems
Common flat roof systems
TPO is a single-ply membrane, usually white, with seams that are heat-welded together. Modified bitumen is an asphalt-based roofing that goes down in rolls, often in more than one layer. Roll roofing is a lighter asphalt product used on small low-slope areas. Coatings go over an existing roof that's still in fair shape to seal it and add years of use. The roofer can tell you which fits your roof.
Ponding water and leaks
Water that sits on a flat roof long after rain wears the surface and works its way into seams. If you see standing water, soft spots or stains below a flat roof, it's worth having a roofer check the membrane and the drainage.
Flat roofs on commercial buildings
Most commercial buildings have flat or low-slope roofs. We help business owners and property managers find a licensed roofer for new systems, repairs, coatings and maintenance. Choose Business on the first step of the form.
What does a flat roof cost?
It depends on the system, the roof's size, how many layers come off and the condition of what's underneath. We don't set prices. The roofer you're matched with gives you the quote, and our cost guide explains what drives roofing prices.
How matching works
Licensed first
- Every roofer we match holds an active Florida roofing contractor license.
- We look the license up on the Florida DBPR before we connect you.
- You get the license number so you can check it yourself.
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Flat Roofing questions
What is a TPO roof?
TPO is a single-ply membrane, usually white, used on flat and low-slope roofs. The seams are heat-welded together to keep water out.
What is modified bitumen?
Modified bitumen is an asphalt-based roofing that goes down in rolls, often in more than one layer. It's common on low-slope roofs.
Is standing water on my flat roof a problem?
Water that sits long after rain wears the surface and can work into seams. A roofer can check the membrane and the drainage.
Should I coat my flat roof or replace it?
A coating can extend the life of a roof that's still in fair shape. A roof that's wet underneath or failing usually needs replacing. The roofer can tell you which fits.
Can you help with flat roofs on homes?
Yes. Tell us about your porch, addition, carport or other low-slope area in your request, and we'll match you with a licensed roofer who does that work.
What is roll roofing?
Roll roofing is a lighter asphalt product that comes in rolls. It's often used on small low-slope areas like porches and sheds.
How much does a flat roof cost?
It depends on the system, the size of the roof and what's underneath. We don't set prices. The roofer gives you the quote.
Do I have to hire the roofer?
No. Get the quote, ask your questions and then decide. There's no obligation to hire.
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