Flat roofing is cost-effective, provides additional usable space, and is easier and safer to inspect and maintain. Its modern aesthetics and versatility in design are also appealing to many homeowners and commercial property owners.

Regular inspections, prompt repairs of any damage, keeping the surface clean of debris, and ensuring proper drainage are crucial steps to maintaining a flat roof.

With proper maintenance, a flat roof can last anywhere from 10 to 25 years depending on the material and installation quality.

Signs like pooling water, leaks, cracks, blisters, and a deteriorating surface are indicators that your flat roof may require repair or replacement.

Common materials include built-up roofing (BUR), modified bitumen, EPDM rubber, PVC, and TPO. Each material has unique advantages in terms of durability, water resistance, and energy efficiency. We offer modified bitumen and TPO.

Flat roofing tends to be more cost-effective and provides additional usable space compared to pitched roofing. However, pitched roofs often have better drainage and longer lifespans.

Yes, many flat roofing materials have reflective coatings that help in reducing heat absorption, thus lowering energy costs.

Flat roofing can withstand a variety of adverse weather conditions when properly installed and maintained, although drainage can be a concern in heavy rainfall areas.

The cost is influenced by the material chosen, the size and complexity of the roof, labor rates, and any additional features like insulation or drainage systems.

Look for contractors with positive reviews, proven experience with flat roofing systems, and valid licensing and insurance. It’s also beneficial to get multiple quotes and references from past clients.