Commercial Flat Roof Repair Services

Flat, or “low-slope”, commercial roofs are a cost-effective design for many commercial or industrial businesses. Offering extra space for multiple A/C units, vents and other items, flat roofs are widely used in the Idaho area. Unfortunately, flat roofs come with their own unique set of problems. If your business is in the Twin Falls, ID region, count on High Country Roofing for expert flat roof repair services. Call our professionals today at 208-251-8203 to schedule a consultation.

Flat Roof Concerns

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Due to their low slope, flat roofs are susceptible to issues such as ponding water and poor drainage. Ponding water is any moisture, whether rain, snow, or dew, that settles in the low spots on your roof.

As the water sits, it begins to disintegrate the existing roofing system. If the system has seams, the ponding water will flow toward any area it can seep into. Following the path of least resistance, the moisture will move into the sub-structure of the roof and, ultimately, a leak will develop in your commercial building.

Another concern is the protrusions throughout your roofing system. Each is surrounded by a flashing, designed to decrease the risk of leaking. These flashings can be damaged by hail or debris. Dented or damaged flashings are a high-risk area for leak development. The sheer number of protrusions on flat roofs makes them particularly susceptible to this problem.

Flat Roof Repair Solutions

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Regardless of the cause of a leak, the solutions remain the same.

Initially, a thorough roof inspection is required. Identifying the actual source of the leak is step #1 in a quality flat roof repair service. Part of that inspection must be to identify any additional damage the leak may have caused. This may include an inspection of the underlying sub-structure to check for damage in less visible areas.

Once the inspection is completed and fully documented, we will sit down with you and discuss our findings as well as our suggestions.

Repair: Depending on the size, location, and complexity of the problem, a simple repair may be all that is necessary. Additional factors to be considered include the overall condition and age of the roof.

Restoration: Flat roofs with more extensive damage or toward the end of their lifespan may be good candidates for a roof restoration. This adds years of waterproof protection to the existing roof, eliminating tear-off and reducing cost.

Replacement: For old, severely damaged roofs, a replacement may be the most cost-effective solution.

For more information on our commercial flat roof repair services in the Twin Falls, ID area, call 208-251-8203 today to schedule your free consultation.