Flat and low-slope roofing systems are commonly used on commercial buildings, multifamily properties, and modern residential designs. These systems require specialized materials and expert installation.
Flat roofs manage heavy rainfall, heat, and humidity differently from a pitched roof, so proper drainage, insulation, and waterproofing are critical to long-term performance.
New Construction:
Flat roofs are designed with tapered insulation, drainage systems, and membranes engineered to handle Florida’s weather conditions from the outset. Because they lack the pitch of traditional roofs, you’ll want to consult a company with expertise in this type of design.
Roof Replacement:
Replacement could involve removing old membranes or applying new systems over existing roofs, depending on the underlying condition and code compliance.
Minor leaks or membrane damage are probably repairable. A replacement is recommended if moisture intrusion is widespread or if insulation has been compromised.
Common flat roof issues:
Garabar installs flat roofing systems in compliance with Florida Building Code (FBC), including approved materials, insulation values, and wind uplift resistance. We are fully licensed in the State of Florida as both a Roofing Contractor and a General Contractor. Our credentials and insurance information are clearly displayed on all contracts and company vehicles, and every project is completed in compliance with FBC and recognized industry standards.