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No more buckets catching drips during storms. No more worrying about water damage to your belongings or business inventory. No more emergency calls to contractors at premium rates.
When your flat roof is installed and maintained correctly, you get decades of reliable protection. You sleep better knowing your property is secure from Long Island’s harsh weather. Your energy bills stay manageable because proper insulation and reflective materials keep your HVAC system from working overtime.
Most importantly, you avoid the nightmare scenarios that poorly maintained flat roofs create. Water damage, structural issues, and mold problems become non-issues when you work with contractors who understand flat roofing systems.
We’ve been Long Island’s go-to flat roofing specialist for over 22 years. We’re a family-owned company that’s built our reputation on solving problems other contractors couldn’t fix.
Our team understands the unique challenges Long Island properties face. From coastal storms to freeze-thaw cycles, we’ve seen how weather affects different flat roofing materials. That experience guides every installation, repair, and maintenance decision we make.
We’re fully licensed, bonded, and insured in Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Our 4.8-star rating comes from customers who needed their flat roof problems solved permanently, not temporarily patched.
First, we inspect your current roof situation. We look for drainage issues, structural concerns, and material condition. You get a detailed assessment of what needs attention and why.
Next, we discuss your options. TPO for energy efficiency and durability. EPDM for cost-effectiveness and flexibility. Modified bitumen for high-traffic areas. We explain the pros and cons of each material for your specific building and budget.
Installation happens efficiently with minimal disruption to your daily routine. We handle all prep work, proper drainage setup, and material installation according to manufacturer specifications. Every seam is properly sealed, every penetration is correctly flashed.
Finally, we walk through the completed work with you. You understand your warranty coverage and maintenance requirements. We’re available for any questions or concerns that come up later.
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Our flat roofing services cover everything from emergency leak repairs to complete system replacements. We work with all major flat roofing materials including TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen systems.
Manorville properties face specific challenges that many contractors don’t understand. Ponding water issues from insufficient drainage. Membrane failures from temperature extremes. Seam problems from improper installation techniques.
We’ve solved these problems hundreds of times. Our approach addresses the root cause, not just the symptoms. When we install drainage systems, they’re designed for Long Island’s rainfall patterns. When we select materials, we consider your building’s exposure and usage patterns.
Emergency services are available because flat roof leaks don’t wait for convenient timing. We respond quickly to prevent water damage from spreading through your property.
TPO flat roofing typically lasts 15-20 years in Manorville’s climate when properly installed and maintained. The material handles temperature fluctuations well and resists UV damage from summer sun exposure.
Long Island’s freeze-thaw cycles can stress roofing materials, but TPO’s flexibility helps it expand and contract without cracking. The key is proper installation with correctly heat-welded seams and adequate drainage to prevent ponding water.
Regular maintenance extends TPO’s lifespan significantly. Annual inspections catch small issues before they become major problems. Keeping drains clear and addressing minor membrane damage promptly can add years to your roof’s life.
Ponding water happens when your flat roof lacks proper drainage or slope. Even “flat” roofs need a minimum slope to direct water toward drains and prevent pooling.
Common causes include clogged drains filled with debris, insufficient drainage capacity for the roof size, or structural settling that creates low spots. Sometimes the original installation didn’t include adequate slope, which becomes obvious during heavy rainfall.
Long Island’s storm patterns can overwhelm undersized drainage systems. We design drainage solutions based on local rainfall data, not generic specifications. This prevents the ponding issues that lead to membrane deterioration and eventual leaks.
Both EPDM and TPO work well for residential flat roofs, but the best choice depends on your specific situation and priorities.
EPDM costs less upfront and handles temperature extremes well. It’s available in black or white, with white providing better energy efficiency. The material is very durable and can last 30+ years with proper maintenance.
TPO offers superior energy efficiency with its reflective white surface and heat-welded seams that create watertight connections. It costs more initially but may save money long-term through reduced energy bills and fewer repair needs.
Flat roof repair costs in Manorville typically range from $300-1,500 for minor issues like small leaks or membrane patches. More extensive repairs involving drainage problems or large membrane sections can cost $1,500-3,000.
The final cost depends on the damage extent, material type, and accessibility. Emergency repairs during storms may cost more due to urgency, but addressing problems quickly usually costs less than waiting until damage spreads.
We provide free estimates that break down exactly what work is needed and why. This helps you understand whether repair makes sense or if replacement would be more cost-effective long-term.
Inspect your flat roof at least twice yearly – once in spring after winter weather and once in fall before snow season. Additional inspections after severe storms help catch damage early.
Look for ponding water that doesn’t drain within 48 hours, membrane bubbles or cracks, and debris blocking drains. Check around roof penetrations like vents and HVAC units where leaks commonly develop.
Professional inspections every 2-3 years provide more thorough assessment than you can do safely yourself. We catch subtle issues that aren’t obvious to untrained eyes but could cause expensive problems if left unaddressed.
Modified bitumen is a multi-layer system that combines asphalt with rubber or plastic modifiers for enhanced performance. It’s more durable than basic built-up roofing but requires more installation time than single-ply systems.
The material handles foot traffic better than TPO or EPDM, making it ideal for roofs with regular maintenance access needs. It also performs well in extreme temperatures and provides excellent waterproofing when properly installed.
Installation involves torch application or cold adhesives, depending on the specific product. The multi-layer approach provides redundancy – if one layer develops issues, the others continue protecting your building while repairs are planned.
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