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Flat & Low-Slope Roofing

Flat Roofs That Stay Watertight for Decades

From commercial buildings to residential additions and garage roofs — we install and repair every major flat roofing system with fully welded seams, proper drainage and detailing that survives Canadian freeze-thaw.

What's Included

  • TPO single-ply thermoplastic membrane systems
  • EPDM rubber membrane roofs
  • SBS modified bitumen (2-ply torch-down)
  • Cold-applied and self-adhered membranes
  • Complete tear-off and re-cover options
  • New tapered insulation to eliminate ponding
  • Detailed flashings around drains, vents and curbs
  • Emergency leak repair with same-day tarping

TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin)

Bright white, energy-efficient and heat-welded at every seam. The go-to system for commercial buildings — reflects heat, resists UV and typically carries a 20–30 year manufacturer warranty.

EPDM rubber

A single sheet of synthetic rubber that flexes with the building. Proven for 40+ years on Canadian roofs, extremely repair-friendly and cost-effective on large open spans.

Modified bitumen (SBS)

The classic 2-ply torch-down or cold-applied system. Excellent puncture resistance and a natural fit for older residential flat roofs and additions with foot traffic.

Drainage that actually drains

Ponding water is the #1 killer of flat roofs. We install tapered insulation, re-slope where needed and re-detail every drain — not just resurface the field.

Our Process

  1. 1

    Roof survey with moisture scan and drainage assessment.

  2. 2

    System recommendation based on building use, budget and access.

  3. 3

    Tear-off or re-cover with new insulation and cover board.

  4. 4

    Warranty registration and a 12-month check-up on flashings.

Frequently Asked

TPO or EPDM — which is better?

TPO reflects more heat and welds at the seams; EPDM is more forgiving to repair. For most commercial buildings we recommend TPO; for large residential decks we often recommend EPDM.

Do I have to tear off the old roof?

Not always. If the substrate is dry and only one layer is present, a re-cover with new insulation and membrane is often possible and cheaper.

How long does a flat roof last?

20–30 years for a properly installed TPO or EPDM system with periodic maintenance. Ponding water and neglected flashings are what shorten that number.

Ready to Protect Your Pickering Home?

Get your free, no-obligation roofing estimate today.