Flat Roofers in New Jersey

A flat roof is really a low-slope roof, built with a membrane or layered surface instead of shingles. Common systems are EPDM rubber, TPO and PVC sheets, modified bitumen and built-up roofs. You see them on garages, porches, additions, row houses and commercial buildings. Water that sits on a flat roof finds every weak seam, so the details matter: how seams are sealed, how drains and edges are flashed and how the roof sheds water. Ask each roofer which system they install, how long they have worked with it, what the warranty covers and who is responsible for the flashing. Snow and ice add load in winter, and NOAA puts New Jersey's winter lows from under 20 degrees F in the northwest to over 30 degrees F along the coast. The roofers below say they install or repair flat roofs.