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Professional Flat Roof Repairs In Denver
Flat roof repair is more complex than that of steep-sloped roofs. To maintain and repair them, you need special training—which is where we come in. Maxx Roof LLC is a top rated Denver flat roofing contractor and our crews are trained and certified in all aspects of flat roofing, so when you call us to fix your roof, you can trust that it is in good hands.
If you notice water pooling, work or cracked seams, punctures or any other signs of damage, make sure to contact us right away for professional Denver flat roof repair services. We are available 24/7 for emergency repairs and perform all work to the highest standard, so feel free to reach out to us anytime!
Common Flat Roof Issues That Need Repair
Denver’s diverse climate brings many problems to your flat roof. Understanding the most common problems can be beneficial because you can know the signs before the damage worsens.
- Here are some common issues you may find on your flat roof and potential fixes:
- Cracking or splitting resulting from thermal shock due to your roofing materials responding to temperature changes. We usually fix this by sealing affected areas with compatible adhesives or applying new waterproof coating.
- Pooling water from obstructed drainage pathways due to debris. We address this by clearing debris and placing strainers to prevent future blockages. We also fix standing water issues by modifying the roof’s gradient and using tapered flat roof insulation systems that improve water dispersal but that can only be done when installing a new flat roof or replacing the old one due to needing to be able to modify the insulation before attaching the membrane.
- Alligatoring, a type of cracking pattern that signifies your roof’s surface aging due to UV ray exposure. A new roof coating can add extra protection from UV rays.
- Leaking and punctures caused by membrane damage like hail or branches falling on the roof. We usually address these types of issues with spot repairs or in extreme cases, roof replacements.
What’s important to know about these issues is that they’re best fixed by skilled roofing professionals. You can book regular roofing inspections with us to identify these problems and take the necessary steps quickly before they become widespread issues. Proactively keeping your roof in top condition is the best way to ensure it lasts a long time and the best way to avoid early flat roof replacement.
What We Do
Our team at Maxx Roof LLC are seasoned professionals who are well-versed in the quirks and intricacies that come with flat roofing projects. We don’t only address immediate issues during repairs, but future proof your roof against adverse weather conditions to come.
We offer more than just flat roof repairs. We install state-of-the-art drainage systems, apply resilient waterproofing treatments, restore compromised flashing, and ensure watertight seals. We also offer roofing inspections to spot small issues before they become major, widespread concerns down the line.
Materials We Work With
We offer more than just flat roof repairs. We install state-of-the-art drainage systems, apply resilient waterproofing treatments, restore compromised flashing, and ensure watertight seals. We also offer roofing inspections to spot small issues before they become major, widespread concerns down the line.
Flat roofs can be made from many types of materials and at some point, they all need to be repaired. Fortunately, we can work with them all. Here’s a quick look at each type of common flat roofing material we repair and what they bring to the table:
- TPO: Thermoplastic Polyolefin is a very common single-ply roofing membrane that can last up to 30 years with proper installation and flat roof maintenance. It’s heat-reflective, affordable, and offers great leak protection.
- EPDM: EPDM is a synthetic rubber-based roofing material with excellent water resistance. It’s also strong against ozone and UV rays, giving it great all-round protection from weather.
- PVC: As a roofing material, PVC boasts a long service life that can last over 20 years. It also has excellent chemical resistance, which can be useful if your business releases harsh chemicals through exhaust vents.
- Built-up roofing (BUR)/tar & gravel: BUR is a common, long-used material that provides excellent resistance to various weather conditions like hail storms, which is useful in our dynamic Denver climate.
- Modified bitumen: Modified bitumen roofing performs well in cold weather because it’s designed to be flexible and not become brittle even when temperatures fall well below freezing. It’s also heat-reflective, meaning your building can stay cool easier on hot days.
Why Choose Maxx Roof LLC?
You should choose Maxx Roof LLC for your flat roof repairs because our team is fully certified and well-versed in the details that entail a proper flat roof repair. Since flat roofing is a different skill than regular roofing, you need to understand the materials and proper flat roof installation procedures to ensure a successful repair that will last for years to come.
However complex the roof repair job, we’re up to the task. We’re ready to fix your flat roof, regardless of the materials involved and the issues at hand. We offer precise diagnostics and economically sensible repair options. Plus, we strive to ensure our repair work is done with as minimal impact on your daily activities as possible!
Frequently Asked Questions About Flat Roof Repairs
Why should I work with a professional flat roof repair service?
You should work with professional flat roof repair services to ensure all repair work is done safely and correctly. Professional flat roof repair companies have the certifications, knowledge, and skills needed to fix your flat roof and ensure it stays fixed.
Hiring inexperienced flat roof repair technicians or doing it yourself may result in temporary fixes that will need even bigger repair jobs further down the line. Moreover, people who are inexperienced in roof repair are more at risk of injuring themselves and damaging the building.
Can you fix low spots in the roof?
If your flat roof has low spots that are causing water to pool, it is always a good idea to get those fixed. However, fixing a low spot on a flat roof isn’t always easy. It could be fixed with some roofing cement, but it may need some extensive alterations to get it done right. Give us a call to inspect your flat roof for free and we will let you know your best options to get rid of those low spots.
What determines flat roof repair costs?
Flat roof repair costs can be determined by various factors like the type of low slope roof repair needed, severity of damage, roofing material type, labor expenses, accessibility to the roof and your location. It’s tough to estimate roof repair costs on your own, so we suggest getting a professional inspection to receive a detailed estimate.
What are the risks of holding off on flat roof repairs?
Holding off on flat roof repairs increases the risk of more severe damage, which may lead to even more expensive repairs. In some cases, you may even need a full flat roof replacement instead of just repairs, so make sure to keep up on your flat roof maintenance and get repairs done in a timely manner.
Which one is cheaper, flat roof repairs or replacements?
Whether repairs or replacements are cheaper depends on what the roof needs. Smaller issues can be repaired affordably and don’t need replacements, but extensive damage may be much more expensive to repair than replace.
How long do repairs take?
If you have leaks, the timeline to get flat roofs fixed varies quite a bit depending on many factors. The biggest factor is weather. If the weather permits it, repairs can be started right away, but during winter months, the snow can delay the time it takes. For small residential flat roof repairs, they can typically be done in a few hours to a day. But large commercial flat roofs take quite a bit of time, depending on the crews that are available to help finish the project at the time.
What materials are used to fix flat roof leaks?
Depending on the type of issue that is causing the leak, our team can use various materials to stop the leaks on a flat roof. The most common things we use for repairs are sealants, patches, installing or fixing drainage systems and liquid membrane coatings.
How do you find where the roof is leaking?
Our crews are very experienced at finding leaks quickly. We use various methods to find where flat roofs are leaking. The first is a thorough inspection of the roof, the seams, penetration seals, drainage systems and any areas where water is ponding. Then we look inside the building to find any water staining or interior damage. If needed we can also use thermal imaging to find where water has gotten under the roof membrane.
How important are regular flat roof inspections?
Regular flat roof inspections are essential to ensure all potential issues are identified before they become bigger problems. If you can inspect your roof yourself, make sure to do that regularly, especially after major storms. If you can’t inspect it yourself or you are having issues with your roof, make sure to give us a call for a professional roof inspection.
Get A Flat Roof Repair Quote Today!
Maxx Roof LLC promises superior results, whether you’re hiring us for residential or commercial flat roof repair projects. If you’re located anywhere in the greater Denver metro area, feel free to call us for a no-cost roof inspection and repair estimate!
We Service All Of Denver And Nearby Cities
Our service area covers Denver, CO and all nearby cities, so if your home or commercial property is located anywhere in the Denver region, give us a call today. If your property is located in the mountains or outside of our normal service area, we may be able to provide service still, so don’t hesitate to give us a call and discuss your roofing needs.
At Maxx Roof LLC, we provide flat roof repair services across Denver, CO and the neighboring areas. Some of the nearby cities that we service are:
- Denver, CO
- Lakewood, CO
- Castle Rock, CO
- Arvada, CO
- Aurora, CO
- Westminster, CO
- Boulder, CO, Broomfield, CO
- Littleton, CO
- Englewood, CO
- Centennial, CO
- Parker, CO
- Longmont, CO
- Lafayette, CO
- Superior, CO
- Thornton, CO
- Wheat Ridge, CO
- Golden, CO
- Morrison, CO
- Brighton, CO
- Commerce City, CO
- Watkins, CO
- Highlands Ranch, CO
- Lone Tree, CO
- Edgewater, CO
- Gunbarrel, CO
- Firestone, CO
- Erie, CO
- Strasburg, CO
