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Flat Roof Installation & Repair in NYC

Flat and low-slope roofs are everywhere in New York City, from brownstones and row houses to multi-family homes. They need the right membrane, correct drainage and careful detailing at every edge and penetration.

Signs it's time to call

  • Ponding water that lingers after rain
  • Seams lifting, blistering or cracking
  • Worn, brittle or alligatored surface
  • Leaks near drains, parapets or roof edges

What's included

  • Modified bitumen, torch-down, EPDM and TPO systems
  • Tapered insulation and drainage correction where needed
  • Parapet, coping, drain and penetration flashing
  • Roof deck, skylight and bulkhead detailing

Our work

Our flat roofing work

Photos from our own jobs. Tap any photo to see it larger.

  • Finished roof: new membrane across the whole roof, with a flashed vent pipe and white-coated parapet caps.
  • New cap sheet roof with flashed skylights, vent pipe and wall junctions.
  • New cap sheet strips lapped into the roof, with the edge and corners sealed in brown.
  • A strip of new base sheet laid along the parapet, chalk lines marking the laps.
  • Roof hatch on a cap-sheet-wrapped curb with brown-sealed corners, vent pipes flashed in brown pads beside it.
  • Finished bulkhead roof: cap sheet with clean laps, flashed parapets, anchor posts on black flashed pads and a roof drain.
  • Wide view of the finished roof: cap sheet field, flashed parapets, anchor posts and drain.
  • Bulkhead roof with new cap sheet, a flashed skylight curb, a coated wall edge and a metal gutter along one side.
  • Step 3, new roof boards: fastened across the whole roof, with torch and rolls of material ready for the new membrane.
  • Finished white coating across the roof, with skylights and vents sealed.

FAQ

Flat Roofing FAQs

Which flat roof system is best?

It depends on the building, budget, foot traffic and drainage. We compare the options with you and recommend the system that fits how your roof is used.

Can a flat roof be repaired instead of replaced?

Often yes, especially if the membrane is sound and the problem is at a seam or flashing. We inspect first and are upfront about what makes sense.

Ready to get started?

Tell us about your roof and we'll arrange an on-site look and a clear written estimate.

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