Ponding water fixes
Water that sits on a flat roof for days finds every weak seam. We correct drainage where possible and rebuild failed areas so water moves off the roof.
Flat Roofing in New Jersey
Need flat roofing you can trust? Union Roof Repair Pros handles flat and low slope roofing for additions, porches, garages and small commercial roofs for homeowners across Union County and northern New Jersey, with a free inspection and a written price before work starts.
Call for a Free Roof Estimate- Free written estimates
- Repair, installation and replacement under one roof
- Serving Union County and northern New Jersey
What our flat roofing covers
EPDM and modified bitumen
Rubber and modified bitumen systems are the workhorses of New Jersey flat roofing. We install and repair both, with seams and edges done to spec.
Flat to shingle transitions
Where a flat porch roof meets a pitched roof is a classic leak line. We rebuild the transition flashing so the two systems work together.
How flat roofing works with us
- We inspect the surface, seams, edges and drainage points, and check for wet insulation below.
- You get a written quote for repair or replacement with the system named, no vague language.
- We install or repair with attention to seams, edge metal and penetrations.
- We water-test drains and low spots before we call the job done.
What flat roofing costs in New Jersey
Flat roof pricing depends on the system, the square count and whether wet material underneath has to come out. Repairs to seams and edges are modest, full system replacement is quoted in writing after inspection.
Get an Honest QuoteQuestions callers ask about flat roofing
How fast can you come out?
Call as early in the day as you can. Emergencies and active leaks are placed first, and we give you a straight arrival window on the call, not a vague promise.
Do you charge for the estimate?
No. The inspection and the written estimate are free, and the price we quote is the price you approve before any work starts.
What should I do before you arrive?
If water is coming in, move valuables clear and put a container under the drip. Take a phone photo of anything you can see safely from the ground, and leave the roof itself to us.
How often should a flat roof be checked?
Twice a year is a good rhythm in New Jersey, spring and fall. Flat roofs fail quietly at seams and drains, and a short check catches problems while they are still cheap.