Flat Roofs Done With Modern Materials

TPO and EPDM membranes — no more tar-and-gravel headaches.

Get a Free Estimate

Get a Free Roof Inspection

Tell us about your roof — its age, what you're seeing (leaks, missing shingles, storm damage), and the best way to reach you. We'll schedule a free inspection and give you a straight written quote.

Where Flat Roofs Appear

Many Charles County homes have flat or low-slope sections: porch roofs, additions, dormers, or garage connectors. These sections can't use shingles — water doesn't shed fast enough on low slopes.

TPO vs EPDM

TPO (white, reflective) is the most popular choice now. It reflects summer heat, which helps with cooling costs. Seams are heat-welded for a watertight bond.

EPDM (black rubber) has a longer track record — 30+ years of proven performance. It's slightly less energy-efficient in summer but very durable.

Why Old Flat Roofs Fail

Old tar-and-gravel or modified bitumen roofs fail at seams and ponding areas. Modern single-ply membranes with proper drainage design solve both problems.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a TPO roof last?

20 to 30 years with proper installation and maintenance.

Can you tie a flat section into my shingle roof?

Yes. The transition flashing between flat membrane and shingles is critical — it's where most leaks start, and we detail it carefully.

✎ Request Free Estimate