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You’re tired of dealing with leaks every time it rains. You’re frustrated with contractors who don’t understand that flat roofs aren’t just regular roofs installed flat.
Here’s what changes when you work with flat roof specialists. No more emergency buckets during storms. No more wondering if that small leak is about to become a major disaster. No more paying for the same repair twice because it wasn’t done right the first time.
Your flat roof becomes what it should be: invisible. It protects your property, saves you money on energy costs, and lets you focus on everything else that matters in your life.
We’ve been solving flat roof problems across Suffolk County for years. We’re not general roofers who dabble in flat roofs on the side.
We understand Long Island weather. We know how coastal humidity affects EPDM systems. We’ve seen what happens when drainage isn’t properly designed for Suffolk County’s heavy rains and snow loads.
Most importantly, we know the difference between a quick fix and a real solution. When we’re done, your flat roof works the way it’s supposed to work.
First, we inspect your current situation. Not just the obvious problem areas, but the entire roof system including drainage, insulation, and structural components.
Then we explain what’s actually wrong and why. No technical jargon, no overselling. Just the facts about what needs to happen to fix your roof permanently.
The installation or repair happens with minimal disruption to your daily routine. We protect your property, work efficiently, and clean up completely when we’re finished. You get a roof that’s built to handle whatever Suffolk County weather throws at it.
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TPO roofing systems designed for energy efficiency and Long Island’s temperature swings. EPDM rubber roofing that handles coastal weather without cracking or splitting. Modified bitumen applications for high-traffic commercial properties.
Every installation includes proper drainage design. Suffolk County gets heavy rains, and flat roofs without adequate drainage fail fast. We engineer water flow away from your building, preventing the ponding water issues that destroy flat roofs.
Professional waterproof coatings and leak detection services keep small problems from becoming expensive disasters. When you need emergency repairs, we respond quickly because we understand that water damage doesn’t wait for convenient timing.
A properly installed flat roof in Suffolk County typically lasts 15-25 years, depending on the material and maintenance. TPO systems often reach 20-25 years with proper care, while EPDM can last 15-20 years.
The key is professional installation and regular maintenance. Long Island’s freeze-thaw cycles, coastal humidity, and occasional severe weather put extra stress on roofing systems. Poor installation or deferred maintenance can cut that lifespan in half.
We see flat roofs failing in 5-10 years when they’re not designed for local conditions or when general roofers treat them like sloped roofs.
Poor drainage is the number one cause of flat roof leaks in Suffolk County. When water sits on your roof instead of flowing off, it finds every tiny weakness in the membrane.
Thermal expansion and contraction from Long Island’s temperature swings create stress points where leaks develop. Coastal humidity accelerates material breakdown if the wrong products are used.
Many leaks also come from improper flashing around penetrations like vents, HVAC units, and roof edges. These details require specialized knowledge that general roofers often lack.
If your roof is less than 10 years old with isolated damage, repair usually makes sense. Multiple leak areas, widespread membrane deterioration, or structural issues typically mean replacement is more cost-effective.
Age matters, but condition matters more. We’ve seen 8-year-old roofs that need complete replacement due to poor installation, and 18-year-old roofs that only need minor repairs.
The honest answer comes from a thorough inspection. We’ll show you exactly what’s happening with your roof and explain the real costs of repair versus replacement, including how long each option will last.
Minor leak repairs typically range from $300-800, depending on the location and extent of damage. Larger repairs involving membrane replacement or drainage improvements run $1,500-5,000.
Complete flat roof replacement costs vary widely based on size, material choice, and complexity. TPO installations generally cost less than EPDM or modified bitumen systems, but material choice should be based on your specific building and usage needs.
Emergency repairs cost more, but they’re still cheaper than water damage to your interior. We provide upfront pricing so you know exactly what you’re paying before work begins.
TPO is a thermoplastic membrane that’s heat-welded at the seams, creating a completely watertight system. It’s highly reflective, which reduces cooling costs, and performs well in Suffolk County’s variable weather conditions.
EPDM is a rubber membrane that’s adhered or mechanically fastened with seams sealed using tape or liquid adhesives. It’s extremely durable and handles temperature extremes well, but it’s less energy-efficient than TPO.
Both materials work well on Long Island when properly installed. The choice often comes down to your building’s specific needs, budget, and energy efficiency goals. We’ll recommend the best option based on your situation, not what’s easiest for us to install.
Yes, we provide emergency flat roof repair services throughout Suffolk County. Flat roof leaks can cause serious damage quickly, especially during heavy rains or snow melts.
Our emergency response focuses on stopping the immediate problem and protecting your property. We’ll provide temporary waterproofing if needed, then schedule permanent repairs once conditions allow for proper installation.
Emergency calls get priority scheduling because we understand that water damage doesn’t wait. We carry materials and equipment specifically for urgent flat roof repairs, so we can usually provide same-day service for critical situations.
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