Flat Roof Installation/ Replacement/ Repair in Lawrenceville and metro Atlanta area

We Install These Types of Flat Roofs

Tar paper and asphalt drive are put in layers to the top of your home in this antique flat roof treatment. For enhanced durability, the gravel or reflective coating is meant to reduce heat gain during hot seasons.

With each passing season, more felt and coatings will need to be reapplied as needed to retain a good look throughout time!

What is a Flat Roof Coating?

Instead of rebuilding a full flat roof, many businesses and homeowners will choose for a coating job. The roof coating gives an added layer of protection to your existing roof structure, extending the life of your current one by many years.

Because it preserves roofs in good shape, this technology has been highly popular in recent years for extending the life of a commercial roofing system. There is no need to be concerned about damage from natural heating or cooling during different seasons if coatings that expand and contract with other materials used on rooftops as climate changes.

Reflective roof coatings are eco-friendly and can help you save a lot of money on your energy bills. They also make it simple to help lower your carbon footprint, which is a great approach to be more environmentally friendly!

The best thing about the modified bitumen roofing is that it comes in 3-ft wide rolls, so there's no need to worry about awkwardly bending and folding over large pieces. The seams are also easily sealed; just a little adhesive will do the trick. This reflective coating makes for a durable surface that reflects heat back into space without absorbing too much of its own energy – making your building more comfortable year round!

EPDM is the material of choice for people that need a durable, long-lasting roofing membrane. EPDM's resistance to UV rays can keep your building cooler in the summer and warmer in wintertime; it resists corrosion from acids or alkalis so you don't have to worry about any leaks through bad weather (except hail), and its abrasion resistance means those pesky nail heads won't scratch up your new shingle installation!

The dark color of an EPDM roof can absorb a tremendous amount of heat, so it's vital that roofs have reflective top coatings on them in order to prolong their life and reduce cooling costs. Alternatively, you may choose to pay extra for an EPDM membrane with a white top layer that reflects heat from the sun during hot days instead of absorbing it as other roofing materials do.

What are some of the cons of EPDM versus other types of flat roof materials?

Rubber roofing is not the kind of project that you can do yourself. The process, even for many professionals in this field, isn't easy to master. While installation may be less complicated than other types of roofs like modified bitumen with fewer steps and lower risk overall there are some details where it's important to pay attention or else disaster could ensue.

The inexperienced installer will often miss problem areas on roofs, like around vents and pipes that require special attention. These problem areas are most likely to cause minor leaks or for the roofing membrane not to pass inspections from manufacturers which can mean it won't be covered under warranty.

It's critical that you get a reliable professional roofing company with experience in installing EPDM roofs correctly, as this is not an easy system to install, and doing so incorrectly could potentially lead to leaks or major damage down the line.

EPDM is manufactured in black and white. Homeowners generally find these colors unattractive for their homes, so there are acrylic coatings that can change the color of EPDM material to match any desired hue on a whim without sacrificing its durability or other qualities associated with it like flexibility.

PVC roofing is known for its natural shade of white. This means that it's not necessary to add a coating or extra treatment in order to have an efficient light reflector.

TPO roofing panels are made from thermoplastic polyolefin (a synthetic plastic) – making them lightweight yet sturdy enough for any climate condition thanks to their UV protection coatings that help guard against fading colors as well as degradation by sun exposure and extreme temperatures.

TPO is a roofing material that can save you time and money. It will work for any type of buildings, from rooftops to chimneys! TPO roofs have all the benefits: durability, reflective qualities, affordability, and ease-of-installation.

Glues, mechanical fasteners, or heat welders can all be used to install it. The surface will need to be cleaned and prepped prior to installation–it cannot go over any existing roofs like EPDM or PVC does because the adhesive would not bond properly on top of old surfaces.

TPO tends to cost less than other materials, but it doesn't have a proven track record in performance just yet either!

The benefits of TPO Roofs

SPF technology is a new, innovative solution to old roof problems. It allows contractors not only to seal leaks and gaps in the roof but also creates an insulating layer on top of it as well! SPF roofing can save building owners from the hassle and expense of tearing off an old flat roof. Once cured, the foam is coated with a sealant that protects against ultraviolet degradation to keep it going strong for as long as possible.