Flat, TPO & EPDM Roofing in Wilmington, NC

Get help with flat and low-slope roofing for your home or commercial building. RGR works on TPO and EPDM systems, including repairs and replacement.

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Services We Provide

Flat & Low-Slope Roof Replacement

Replace deteriorated low-slope roofing with a system selected for the roof deck, drainage, and building conditions.

TPO Roofing Services

Discuss TPO replacement or repairs with the existing membrane and system details identified first. Dedicated TPO Roof Repair information is available below.

EPDM Roofing Services

Review EPDM roofing and repair options, including compatible materials at seams, penetrations, and edges.

Low-Slope Roof Repair

Address localized membrane damage and leaking transitions when the surrounding roof remains suitable for repair.

Tell us what your property needs.

Share the property address, leak or drainage concerns and any information about the existing TPO or EPDM roof. Tell us about prior repairs or coatings.

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Flat Roof Tear-Off and Decking Work in Holly Ridge, NC

RGR removed an existing flat-roof covering and installed plywood decking at a Holly Ridge home. The photos document roof preparation.

Low-slope roofing explained for your building

You may know your roof is flat without knowing whether the membrane is TPO or EPDM. Tell RGR what records you have, where leaks appear and what repairs or coatings have been tried. We’ll discuss the existing system before talking through the work.

Your project manager helps keep drainage, roof edges, equipment and building access in the same plan. We explain repair or replacement choices in relation to the roof you have, with room for your questions about the proposed materials and the spaces below.

Keep drainage and roof details together

Ponding, damaged seams, penetrations and roof edges can affect performance. Share leak history and earlier patches so the repair or replacement plan accounts for the whole affected area.

Match the work to the membrane

TPO and EPDM use different products and repair methods. Identify the existing roof and previous coatings before selecting compatible preparation, flashing and repair materials.

What shapes your estimate?

A useful estimate defines the work, materials and assumptions before the total. These are the main factors to discuss for your property.

The existing roof system

Roof area, drainage, membrane or covering condition and prior repairs guide the recommendation.

Preparation and repair scope

Removal, moisture conditions, flashing, penetrations and any connected decking work affect the proposal.

Building operations

Access, occupancy and coordination around the property’s use affect how work is planned.

Planning the work on your low-slope roof

Tell us about the roof and building

Share roof records, leak locations and previous repairs. Let us know about drainage concerns, rooftop equipment and how the building is used.

Discuss the existing membrane and options

We review the TPO or EPDM system and talk through suitable repair or replacement work, including preparation, flashing and connected roof details.

Coordinate the work with your manager

Your RGR project manager discusses access and scheduling with you and keeps the approved roof work connected to the property’s operating or household needs.

Flat / TPO / EPDM Roofing FAQs

How do I know whether my roof is TPO or EPDM?

Existing specifications, installation records, or an inspection can identify the membrane. Appearance alone is not always enough; repair materials must be compatible with the actual system.

Does standing water mean the whole roof needs replacement?

Not necessarily, but drainage and the roof assembly need evaluation. Persistent ponding, wet insulation, and deterioration can affect the repair options.

Can a flat roof be repaired around vents and rooftop units?

Often, a localized detail can be repaired when the surrounding assembly is sound. Flashing, seams, equipment connections, and the source of water entry should be checked together.

Is a coating a cheaper alternative to replacing the membrane?

A coating may be an option only if the existing roof is suitable. Compatibility, moisture, repairs, and preparation determine whether it is appropriate and what it will cost.

Can the building stay occupied during the work?

Discuss building use and access with RGR during planning. Noise, materials, equipment, tenant communication, and the construction sequence may affect daily operations.

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