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Central Florida

Flat and Low-Slope Roofing in Winter Park, FL

Flat roofs are never quite flat. They are designed to shed water slowly, and when they stop doing that, the ceiling below tells you first.

  • Membrane systems
  • Porches and additions
  • Commercial buildings
State certifiedCCC1337306 · CBC1266379
Winter Park crewsOrange and Seminole counties
$0 down financingThe monthly payment for a 15-year home improvement installment loan of $10,000 with an APR of 10.99% would be $113. No down payment required. Not all loan products will be available to all partners or all consumers.Credit check not required
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Summary

Low slopes, careful seams

Winter Park's downtown shops, offices and many additions to older homes have low-slope roofs. Shingle cannot be used when the pitch is too shallow, so these roofs use membrane systems and sealed seams.

The weak points are the seams, the edges, the penetrations and the drains. We inspect each of them, look for ponding water and test where we can.

Repairs are often practical on a membrane roof, and when a replacement is needed we explain the system and what it protects.

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Why us

What you get from USA Roofing

Seams and drains

We start with the places that fail first.

Ponding checked

Standing water points to slope or drain problems, and we measure it.

Commercial scope

We work on shops, offices and association buildings as well as homes.

Repair or replace

A sound membrane is repaired, and a spent one is replaced.

Where we work on low slopes

Many property types in town use them.

  • Shops and offices around the town center
  • Porches and sunrooms
  • Additions behind older houses
  • Garage and studio roofs
  • Condominium and townhome sections
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Common flat roof problems

Most leaks trace back to a few conditions.

  • Open or lifting seams
  • Ponding water that never dries
  • Failed flashing at parapets and curbs
  • Drains and scuppers blocked with debris
  • Punctures from foot traffic or fallen limbs

Systems we use

The choice depends on the building and its use.

  • Single-ply membrane such as TPO
  • Modified bitumen on suitable substrates
  • Coatings over sound roofs where appropriate
  • Metal where the slope allows it
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$0to get started

Pay for the roof over time

Do not let the budget decide the date

A leak or an insurer's letter sets the schedule, and the money should not hold up the work. Our financing starts a new roof with nothing down.

  • No credit check required
  • $0 down with 100% financing
  • Secured and unsecured financing
  • 10, 20 and 30 year terms
  • No pre-payment penalty

Questions

Flat Roofing: your questions

Why does my flat roof leak?

Seams, penetrations and drains are the usual causes, along with ponding water that never dries. The inspection traces the water back to the opening and tells you whether a repair or a replacement is the sound choice.

Can you coat my flat roof instead of replacing it?

Sometimes, when the roof underneath is still sound and dry. We test for wet insulation and tell you honestly if a coating would only cover a problem that is going to come back.

Do you work on commercial buildings?

Yes, including shops, offices and association buildings. We inspect each roof area, report the findings with photographs and quote the work in a form a manager or an owner can compare.

What does a membrane roof last?

It depends on the system, the exposure and the care it gets. We assess the roof you have, look at the seams and the drains, and tell you what we see rather than quoting a generic figure.

Can a porch roof be flat?

Yes, with a system made for low slope. Shingle cannot be used when the pitch is too shallow, so porches and small additions get a membrane roof with sealed seams and a proper edge detail.

Reviews

Customers who asked us to look first

5.0 out of 5 across 7 Google reviews

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Service area

Where our crews work

Orange and Seminole counties are our territory, from Winter Park and Maitland north to Casselberry, Longwood and Oviedo. Pick a town to read about its roofs, or ring the office and ask whether your street is covered.

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