Flat and commercial roofing
Flat and low-slope roofs are common on additions, Florida rooms, condominium buildings and commercial properties. They rely on a continuous membrane and good drainage rather than overlapping pieces.
Residential flat-roof requests use the main form. Commercial properties, condominium associations and property managers follow a separate commercial intake so the right details are collected.
Common flat roof issues
- Water that stays on the roof (ponding) long after rain
- Blisters, splits or open seams in the membrane
- Leaks around rooftop equipment, drains or parapet walls
What commercial requests usually need
- Building type, approximate roof area and number of stories
- Who authorizes work: an owner, association board or property manager
- Access requirements and any tenant or business-hours constraints
Questions to ask a contractor
- Membrane and coating options for your building
- Maintenance plans for commercial roofs
- Insurance and documentation requirements for associations
Before hiring, verify the contractor's Florida license at myfloridalicense.com.
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