Fix leaks and damaged details on a flat or low-slope roof with RGR. Repairs account for the membrane, drainage and nearby roof connections.
IICRCInvestigate water-entry symptoms and repair identified roof details when a localized approach is appropriate.
Repair supported membrane damage with materials compatible with the existing roof.
Address leaks or deterioration at perimeters, walls, penetrations, and other connected roof details.
Include damaged roof substrate where it falls within the approved repair and the affected area can be established.
Tell us about the leak, standing-water concerns and any earlier repairs. Share the building address and available roof records.
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RGR repaired a leaking low-slope roof on a Wilmington brick home with new plywood decking, CertainTeed Flintlastic roofing and custom copper flashing.
With a flat-roof leak, the indoor stain may not tell the whole story. Tell RGR when water appears, whether you have noticed standing water and what rooftop work happened before the leak. We use that history to guide the repair conversation.
We’ll talk through the affected membrane and connected details rather than ask you to choose a patching product. Your project manager explains the repair being proposed and any surrounding roof condition that may limit what a focused repair can accomplish.
Seams, flashing, penetrations or roof transitions may let water in. Tell us about ponding, past patches and recent rooftop work to help explain when the problem occurs.
Existing roof material and coatings determine suitable preparation and products. The proposal identifies the affected details and any adjoining conditions that limit a focused repair.
A useful estimate defines the work, materials and assumptions before the total. These are the main factors to discuss for your property.
The membrane or covering, leak location and extent of deterioration guide the repair.
Seams, flashing, edges and penetrations need materials and methods suited to the existing system.
Roof access, drainage and any damaged substrate affect the work required.
Tell us where water appears, when it happens and what has been repaired before. Existing roof records and safely taken photos help.
We review the membrane, nearby seams, penetrations and drainage concerns, then explain the preparation and repair materials included in the proposal.
Your project manager works through roof access and scheduling with you and keeps you informed if the repair area reveals additional conditions.
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Read articleYes, when the source is localized and the surrounding assembly is suitable for repair. The membrane, seams, flashing, moisture, and previous patches need review.
Drainage, seams, penetrations, or overflow conditions may be involved. Record the weather and where water appears; the visible stain may be away from the entry point.
No. A coating does not replace necessary repairs or correct every drainage or moisture problem. Suitability and preparation must be established first.
The system, access, affected area, wet materials, and flashing or drainage work all matter. The estimate should identify the repair area and any conditions that require additional investigation.
A focused repair may be appropriate when the surrounding assembly is serviceable. The membrane, underlying condition, and source of the leak need review.
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Wilmington, NC
Flat Roof Repair · Roof Repair
RGR repaired a leaking low-slope roof on a Wilmington brick home with new plywood decking, CertainTeed Flintlastic roofing and custom copper flashing.
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