Commercial Flat Roofing Systems We Offer

Precision Roofing Services offers a range of advanced flat roof systems to meet diverse business needs. These options cover commercial requirements, from energy efficiency to long-term performance. We offer:

• Modified Bitumen: Ideal for small-scale commercial flat roofs. It comes in manageable rolls, laid out with the seams overlapping. Seams can be fused with a torch or sealed with special adhesive. The roof surface gets a reflective coating for durability and reduced heat absorption.

• EPDM Roofing: Well-suited for application over any large, flat roof surface, providing the substrate is clean and uniform. The flexible rubber material is glued to the roof substrate and to adjacent EPDM sections. An EPDM roof can easily last 20 years with minimal maintenance. Its dark color absorbs a tremendous amount of heat, so a reflective top coating is essential. Alternatively, you can pay extra for an EPDM membrane with a white top layer.

• PVC Roofing: Offers top performance for a premium price. Like EPDM, PVC is most frequently used on larger commercial roofing jobs. Seams between PVC sheets are welded using a specially designed heat gun. The resulting membrane is impermeable to moisture and has excellent durability. Because PVC roofing is naturally white, it has excellent heat-reflective qualities without any coating or extra treatment.  

• TPO Roofing: This is a light, affordable single-ply option. TPO is a newer roofing technology that’s still being refined by different manufacturers. The material comes in rolls of different sizes, making it suitable for a variety of flat roof projects. It can be installed with adhesives, mechanical fasteners, or heat welding. Like EPDM and PVC roofing, TPO requires a clean, uniform substrate and can’t be installed directly over existing roofing material. Although TPO usually costs less than EPDM or PVC, it doesn’t yet have the same track record of proven performance.

• Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF): combines roofing, flashing & insulation. Instead of tearing off an old flat roof, SPF can be sprayed in a continuous layer that seals leaks, bridges gaps, and forms a waterproof barrier, including around roof penetrations such as vent stacks. As a bonus, the cured foam layer has good insulation value, helping to reduce heating and cooling costs. Building owners who want to avoid the mess, disruption, and expense of tearing off an old flat roof often find that SPF roofing is their best option.

Each system brings different advantages in durability, energy performance, and lifecycle maintenance. Our experts will recommend the best fit for your property’s needs.