Flat Roofing Services in Entire Phoenix Valley

Polyurethane Foam Roof Repair

Polyurethane is sprayed precisely onto the roof, where it “foams up” and hardens before a protective coating is applied. Because of its elasticity, foam is remarkably useful for roofs with unusual shapes and/or contours. Foam has a couple of distinct advantages over the other types of flat roofing systems. One example is it helps protect against thermal shock and it can greatly reduce your homes A/C bills.

Built-Up Roof Repair

Built-up roofing (also known as BUR) is what a lot people call “hot tar roofing.” As a centuries-old, time-tested roofing process, BURs are made up of 3 or 4 layers of asphalt felts that overlap each other and are then joined together with heated asphalt. Built up roofs need be protected from the elements and foot traffic by some sort of surfacing material such as pebbles or small rocks, a mineral granule covered top coating (a cap sheet), a continuous coat of hot asphalt or a specialized reflective coating.

Modified Bitumen Roof Repair

Modified bitumen roofs, almost like BUR, are made of strengthened asphalt saturated felts. On the other hand, unlike BURs, the asphalt inside the felts is modified with a plastic or rubber polymer (thus the name) to enhance its elasticity, hardiness, and general performance. Because of the additional polymers, modified bitumen is frequently applied in a single layer with seams that overlap each other. They can be bonded to the roof with hot asphalt or a special adhesive, or by using propane torches to melt the asphalt underside. Some modified bitumen will need protective surfacing materials, commonly mineral granules or a liquid type covering.

Single Ply Roof Repair

Single ply covering layers are made of plastic, rubber or a combination of the two. As the name suggests, single ply are applied in a single layer.

Single ply installation is easy: the membrane is rolled out, its seams between sheets are welded using chemicals, heat welded or glued to each other, and the membrane is attached to the roof with fasteners (usually roofing screws or flat plates), ballast (like rocks) or a type of adhesive.

Flat Roof Leak Detection

We know the most common places where leaks start and can help inspect what be causing your roof to leak.  Our team finds these problem areas quickly and then provides an affordable quote for your leaking flat roof.  We use the highest quality roof repair products and methods to ensure you’ve got durable repairs.