Roofing Services · New Jersey
Flat Roofing: EPDM & TPO
Flat and low-slope roofs need different materials and techniques than pitched roofs. We install and repair EPDM and TPO systems for homes, additions and commercial buildings.
Flat Roofing (EPDM & TPO) You Can Count On
Flat roofs are common on additions, porches, garages, row homes and commercial buildings. Because water drains slowly, seams, flashing and drainage details are critical.
EPDM is a durable rubber membrane, and TPO is a single-ply membrane often chosen for its light, reflective surface. We'll explain the differences and help you choose the right system for your building.
Flat roofing services
- New EPDM roof installation
- New TPO roof installation
- Flat roof replacement
- Seam, flashing and leak repairs
- Drainage and ponding water evaluation
- Flat roofs for homes, additions and commercial buildings
Sample image for inspiration.
Signs your flat roof needs attention
- 01Water pooling for days after rain
- 02Bubbles, blisters or cracks in the membrane
- 03Separated or open seams
- 04Leaks near walls, vents or drains
- 05Visible patches from many past repairs
Free Estimates
Know the scope before you commit.
Licensed & Insured
Protection for your property.
Clear Communication
Straight answers at every step.
Need Flat Roofing in New Jersey?
Call today or request your free estimate online. We'll look at the project and explain your options.
How It Works
Simple, Clear, Start to Finish
No surprises. Here's what working with Loyal Roofing looks like.
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Call or Request an Estimate
Tell us about your project by phone or with our online form. Photos are welcome.
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Free On-Site Estimate
We visit the property, check the roof, siding or gutters, and explain what we find.
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Clear Plan & Scheduling
You get a clear scope of work. Once you approve it, we schedule the job.
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Quality Work & Cleanup
We complete the work with care, clean up the site and walk the result with you.
FAQ
Flat Roofing Questions
Both are single-ply membranes for flat roofs. EPDM is a rubber membrane, usually dark, while TPO is typically white and reflective. The best choice depends on the building, budget and how the roof is used.