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TPO membrane installation in progress on a low-slope roof

LOW SLOPE ROOFING

Flat Roof Solutions Built For Florida's Climate

A low-slope roof requires the right materials and proper installation to prevent leaks and maximize its lifespan. We specialize in TPO roof installation, flat roof replacement, repairs, and roof coatings for residential and commercial properties throughout Ocala and the surrounding areas. Every project starts with a thorough roof inspection so we can recommend the most cost-effective solution based on your roof's condition.

System Options

Choose The Right System

Choice of system depends on existing conditions, type of roof, and building design.

Low-slope roof area next to shingle roof transition

Granular Membrane

A durable, cost-effective roofing system designed for low-slope roofs. Its protective mineral granule surface helps shield the roof from the sun, rain, and everyday weather while providing a clean, finished appearance. When professionally installed, it offers dependable waterproof protection and long-lasting performance for homes, garages, sheds, and commercial buildings.

TPO roof installation overview with crew and membrane

TPO

A durable, energy-efficient single-ply roofing system designed for low-slope and flat roofs. Its reflective surface helps reduce heat absorption, improving energy efficiency while providing excellent protection against rain, UV rays, and harsh weather. When professionally installed, TPO delivers a long-lasting, low-maintenance roofing solution for both residential and commercial properties.

White EPDM membrane roof on a low-slope roof

EPDM

A durable synthetic rubber roofing system designed for low-slope and flat roofs. Known for its flexibility and long service life, it provides dependable protection against rain, UV exposure, and changing weather conditions. When professionally installed, EPDM offers a low-maintenance, cost-effective roofing solution for both residential and commercial properties.

What Matters

The Details Make the Difference

Low-slope roofing systems rely on proper preparation and expert detail work to perform as designed. Most leaks don't occur in the open field of the roof - they happen around seams, penetrations, edges, drains, and transitions. That's why we take the time to prepare every surface correctly and pay close attention to the areas that matter most.

  • Prepare the roof surface so roofing materials bond and perform as designed
  • Install flashing and waterproof details where leaks are most likely to occur
  • Ensure proper drainage to help prevent standing water and premature roof failure
  • Finish seams, penetrations, and roof transitions with long-term performance in mind
Finished low-slope roof detail

Process

A Strait-forward Process

Low-slope roofing isn't one-size-fits-all. Some roofs need a repair, others are good candidates for a restoration coating, and some are better served with a new membrane. We start with a thorough inspection, explain what we find, and recommend the solution that makes the most sense for your building and your budget.

01

Thorough Roof Inspection

We inspect the roof system from edge to edge, checking seams, flashings, penetrations, drainage, insulation, and any signs of active leaks or hidden moisture before making recommendations.

02

Recommend the Best System

Based on the roof's condition, we'll determine whether a repair, restoration coating, TPO membrane, or complete replacement provides the best long-term value and performance.

03

Proper Surface Preparation

Long-lasting roofing systems start with proper preparation. We repair damaged areas, address problem details, and prepare the surface so coatings and membranes perform exactly as they're designed to.

04

Professional Installation

Our crews complete every detail with precision, perform a final quality inspection, clean the jobsite, and review warranty information and maintenance recommendations before the project is complete.

TPO membrane installation in progress on a low-slope roof

Save money with a coating instead?

Some low-slope roofs may be better suited for a liquid applied coating system that can save money and reduce business downtime. Ask us if your roof is a good candidate for a liquid applied system.

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