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Residential Flat Roofing
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Residential Flat Roofing
Despite their name, flat roofs actually have a rather low slope or pitch. They do have some home appeal even if they are more usually found on substantial business constructions. Insured Roofs’ services offers a minimum 10-year guarantee on all flat/low slope roofing solutions.
Pros Of
Residential Flat Roofing:
- From an aesthetic perspective, a house with unequal roof pitches could be unattractive.
- Convenience: Installing a HVAC unit on top of a commercial building is easier than doing it in a congested area.
- Can offer a second "living level" that can be used in a garden or for entertainment.
Cons Of
Residential Flat Roofing:
- Less leak-resistant.
- Snow and standing water prone.
- More difficult to insulate.
3 Main Materials Used To
Make Membrane Flat Roof Systems:
- Ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber is the least expensive option, although it has a tendency to absorb heat.
- More resilient than ethylene propylene diene monomer and the most energy-efficient material is thermoplastic polyolefin/heat welded vinyl (available in white and grey).
- Ethylene propylene diene monomer and thermoplastic polyolefin are less resilient to collisions and damage from sharp objects than multi-ply laminated modified asphalt. It is less energy-efficient than thermoplastic polyolefin and more challenging to install than its single-ply brothers.
All Of Our Asphalt Roofing Comes With A 10-year Warranty
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What Our
customers Say:
Humair Mughal
Prompt and professional - the entire process was seamless from start to finish. Give them a call for your free estimate and they will drive your work to completion!
Asim Rauf
Very professional service. Timely and responsive. I highly recommend the Insured roofs.
Camila Hooke
They are able to make sure everything was completed properly. The installation was also excellent. They complete the installation of siding on the house. Excellent service here.
Resheo William
They replace my entire roof and were entirely happy with the entire process. Judd was great, pleasant, and proactive. They did a great job protecting my deck during the job and did a great job cleaning up afterward. I will certainly use them!
Bradley Harper
Company handled the entire process even help with the insurance claim to make sure everything was done properly. They did the entire job in less than 8 hours. Removed and replaced. Great people to work with.
Exclusive Group
I'm very happy about the work that was performed on my home by insured roofs. The team was very responsive and professional. They took their time to explain everything to me in detail about the process. They met up with the insurance company and got my roof approved. It's been a seamless process and I'm very happy. I highly recommend.
Helen Kim
Judd and his team were wonderful to work with. They were very patient and flexible throughout the whole process. The work was finished a day and looks great! They noticed that my gutters also needed some work and were able to fix those as well. I've already recommended them to others!Our Work
FAQ
Not at all, no. Organic shingles, which are formed from waste paper that has been drenched in asphalt, are more fire-resistant than fibreglass shingles but less durable (made with a base layer of glass fibre reinforcing mat). Nowadays, fibreglass shingles are increasingly prevalent and provide far greater fire protection, albeit they are still not entirely fire-proof.
We can definitely get you organic shingles if you decide you want them. However, despite their name, they are actually less environmentally friendly than fiberglass shingles, because they require high asphalt (oil based) content to be waterproof. The term “organic” is simply used to imply that they have a base of natural materials (in this case, paper).