Flat Roof Services in Phoenix and Beyond
At Right Way Roofing, we offer professional flat roofing repair and installation services to homeowners and businesses throughout Phoenix, Arizona and its surrounding communities.
With over 20 years of experience and three generations of roofing knowledge, our flat roofing contractors have earned the trust of property owners by focusing on long-term durability, energy efficiency, and design.
Whether you’re dealing with leaks, cracks, or outdated materials, our team is here to offer prompt roofing repairs and seamless flat roof installations, built to withstand Arizona’s weather.
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Our Flat Roofing Services Include:
Flat Roof Installation
- Built-up Roofing
- Spray Coating
- Modified Bitumen
Flat Roof Replacement
- Built-up Roofing
- Spray Coating
- Modified Bitumen
Why a Flat Roof is Ideal for Arizona’s Climate
Flat roofing is a perfect choice for desert climates, making it highly popular throughout Arizona. A flat roof brings unparalleled energy efficiency options, and it allows you to place high-power HVAC units or solar panels atop it.
This versatility helps Arizona residents keep their homes and businesses cool and save big on their energy bills. Increased comfort at a lower cost is tough for anyone to turn down.

Our Flat Roof Financing Options
Different Types of Flat Roofing Options We Repair

Built-Up Roofing
Built-up roofing (BUR) is multi-layered and highly durable. BUR is an affordable option, but it can give off harmful fumes during its installation. This is because BUR is typically made of asphalt, felt, and fiberglass. If you’re looking for traditional materials and installation, BUR is right up your alley.

Spray Coating
Spray coatings reflect more sunlight than they absorb. This reflection increases your home or business’s energy efficiency, helping you save on utility bills.

Modified Bitumen
Modified bitumen roofs are like a sibling to BUR roofs. They are thicker than most other materials and provide incredible UV and heat protection.
Top Types of Flat Roofing Issues Our Team Will Help You Fix
Flat roofs are common across commercial buildings and modern homes in Phoenix, but they require a skilled eye to catch problems early. Our team has seen it all, and we’re here to help you address the most common flat roofing repairs before they become costly renovations.
WE SERVE THE PHOENIX VALLEY
AND BEYOND

Right Way Roofing is proud to serve communities across the East and West Phoenix Valleys and beyond. From Mesa to Glendale and everywhere in between, our experienced crews deliver fast, professional service that Arizona homeowners and business owners can count on.
Need help now? We’re available day or night for emergency roofing services throughout the region.
Key Advantages of Flat Roofs
- Lower construction and repair costs: Flat roofs can save you thousands of dollars in construction and repair costs. The money you save can be put toward other projects.
- Energy efficiency: Flat roofs reflect heat, relieving your HVAC systems from extra work, therefore relieving you from higher utility bills.
- Extra multi-purpose space: A flat roof gives you more space to install HVAC units, solar panels, gardens, seating, and more. This extra space is especially helpful for restaurants and other commercial businesses.
- Faster install: Flat roofs take less time to build than pitched roofs. This eliminates extra disruptions to your daily routine or services.
- Easy access: It is generally much safer and easier to access a flat roof than a pitched roof.
- High durability and easy maintenance: Modern roofing materials have made flat roofs stronger than ever. These roofs can withstand all sorts of storms and are easy to care for.
To receive the most benefit from your flat roofing, you need a trustworthy flat roofing service. You can trust Right Way Roofing to produce the best results at the fairest price.

Arizona’s Trusted Flat Roofing Contractor
Right Way Roofing has built amazing flat roofs throughout Arizona for three generations. Our flat roofing services are some of the state’s best, so contact us today. We’d love to help you with the following services:

Unmatched Experience and Expertise

Commitment to Customer Satisfaction

Quality That Stands the Test of Time

Industry Recognition and Reliability

Superior Warranties and Protection
Flat Roofing FAQs
The two most common causes of a leak in a flat roof are a gap around a pipe or vent and cracks forming in the roofing material. Both of these issues are easy fixes with the help of a professional roofing contractor from Right Way Roofing.
While they’re called flat roofs, they aren’t perfectly flat. They have a slight pitch to them that allows water to run off the roof and into the gutter system, and the gutters redirect the water away from your home.
Flat roofs have a long lifespan and are built to last. The flatter pitch makes the roof easier to climb, so you can better access your roof and check it for any visual issues. These roofs also require little maintenance other than regular inspections.
Routine roof inspections can help you catch potential issues early on before they become catastrophic. Our roofing contractors will check for any cracks in the material or gaps near any penetrations such as chimneys and vents. Patching up minor issues can help your roof last longer without leaks or damage.
The lifespan of a flat roof can vary depending on the size of your roof, the material you choose, your insulation, and the quality of the installation. In general, a flat roof can last anywhere from 20 to 40 years with proper maintenance and upkeep.
No! A well-built and well-draining flat roof shouldn’t pool any water in your home. If you notice standing water, this is a sign something is wrong with your roof’s drainage system. Our team can find the root of the problem and flush out any water on your roof.
There are a few roofing material options available for a flat roof. The most common ones include kemper, felt, and rubber. Whichever material you choose for your roof depends on the size and style of your roof as well as your budget. We’ll help you find the right material for your roof.








