Flat and low-slope roofs need attention to membranes, drainage, and every penetration. RGR reviews the existing assembly to plan supported repairs, replacement, or restoration options.
NC Licensed General Contractor (Unlimited) #82033Roofing and connected construction under one project team.
Coastal project experience
Clear scope and photo documentation
Replace deteriorated low-slope roofing with a system selected for the roof deck, drainage, and building conditions.
Discuss TPO replacement or repairs with the existing membrane and system details identified first. Dedicated TPO Roof Repair information is available below.
Review EPDM roofing and repair options, including compatible materials at seams, penetrations, and edges.
Address localized membrane damage and leaking transitions when the surrounding roof remains suitable for repair.
Low-slope roofs can use different membranes, attachment methods, insulation, and drainage arrangements. Share the system type if known, previous repair records, recurring leak locations, and rooftop equipment access requirements.
Compare localized repair, broader replacement, or another suitable treatment after reviewing the retained roof. The scope should address seams, penetrations, perimeter details, drainage concerns, and how concealed moisture or substrate damage will be handled.
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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.
Not necessarily, but drainage and the roof assembly need evaluation. Persistent ponding, wet insulation, and deterioration can affect the repair options.
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.
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.
Discuss building use and access with RGR during planning. Noise, materials, equipment, tenant communication, and the construction sequence may affect daily operations.
Based in Wilmington, RGR serves homes and businesses across these counties and nearby communities.
Share your property location and the work you have in mind. RGR will help define the next step.
Real RGR work
Holly Ridge, NC
Completed
Flat / TPO / EPDM Roofing
RGR replaced the membrane roofing on a multi-story coastal residence recorded in Holly Ridge, NC, including substrate preparation and penetration seals.
