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Flat Roof Repair & Replacement in Lutz, FLFlat on top, dry underneath.

Repairs and replacements for low-slope roofs on porches, additions, carports and commercial buildings.

  • 4.9 on Google, 17 reviews
  • License CCC1337732
  • Mon–Fri 9–5
  • English & Spanish

Sounds familiar?

  • Water pooling on the roof
  • Blisters in the surface
  • Seams splitting open
  • Flashing pulled from a wall
  • Porch or addition roof
  • Carport or lanai roof
  • Commercial building roof
  • Ceiling stains below

Low-slope Seams Flashing

Low-slope roofs, sealed at every seam.

Roofs pitched below 2:12 are low-slope, and they need a different kind of roof than a shingled house.

You find them on porches, additions, carports, lanai roofs and commercial buildings.

Below 2:12, Florida code calls for a low-slope system, not shingles.

Systems such as modified bitumen, single-ply membrane and built-up roofing cover low slopes.

Ask us which system fits your building, and we explain the choice before any work starts.

Trouble shows up as ponding water, blisters, split seams and flashing that pulled away at walls and edges.

Water that sits on the roof after a summer thunderstorm is worth a look, even before a leak shows.

We roof homes and commercial buildings, and a free inspection starts either job.

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Aerial view of a long low-slope metal roof on a warehouseRepresentative photo

What is included Flat Roofs

How we handle flat roofs.

  • 01

    Free inspection first

    We check the surface, the seams and the edges, then show you photos of any damage we find.

  • 02

    Ponding and drainage

    We look at where water collects and where it should go, so the cause gets fixed, not just the leak.

  • 03

    Seam and flashing repair

    Split seams and flashing that pulled loose at walls and edges are repaired.

  • 04

    Section replacement

    When one section is past repair, we replace that section and tie it into the roof that stays.

  • 05

    Full low-slope replacement

    The roof is replaced with a new low-slope system. Ask us which one fits your building.

  • 06

    Home or business

    Porch, addition, carport or lanai roofs at a home, and low-slope roofs on commercial buildings.

Your options

Repair the seam, or redo the roof?

On a low-slope roof, the right fix depends on how far the trouble has spread.

A split seam or loose flashing at a wall is a repair, and it should be made before water gets in.

Ponding water, repeat blisters or leaks in several spots point to a bigger problem than a patch.

A free inspection shows which one you have, and we give you an honest answer on repair versus replacement.

  • Seam and flashing repairSplit seams, loose flashing or a blistered spot on a roof that is otherwise sound.
  • Section replacementOne area worn out or damaged while the rest of the roof holds up.
  • Full low-slope replacementPonding, repeat leaks and failures across the roof. A new system, chosen with you.
Worth knowing

Summer afternoon storms find weak flashing and failed seams first. A free inspection beforehand is one call away.

How it goes Four steps

One phone call gets it moving.

  1. Book the inspection

    Call (813) 461-0751, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5, and tell us about the roof and the building.

  2. Find the cause

    We check seams, flashing, edges and where water collects, and show you photos of what we see.

  3. Choose the fix

    Repair, section replacement or a full new low-slope system, with a clear written estimate.

  4. Work and cleanup

    The work is done, the site is cleaned up, and we go over the finished roof with you.

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Google reviews Word for word

Kept in the loop, start to finish.

4.9on Google, from 17 reviews

Reviews are copied word for word from the U First Roofing Google profile. Read all 17 on Google.

Service areas

Flat Roofs, near you.

From our office in Lutz we cover these towns and the communities between them.

Questions Straight answers

Questions about flat roofs?

Still unsure? Call (813) 461-0751, Monday to Friday 9 to 5, and ask Omar.

What counts as a flat roof?

Any roof pitched below 2:12 counts as low-slope.

That covers porches, additions, carports, lanai roofs and many commercial buildings.

Florida code calls for a low-slope system there, not shingles.

What are the signs of a failing flat roof?

Water that stays in puddles, blisters in the surface, split seams, and flashing pulled away from walls and edges are the usual ones.

A new ceiling stain below is another. A free inspection finds the source, with photos.

Which flat roof system do you install?

Low-slope systems include modified bitumen, single-ply membrane and built-up roofing.

Which one fits depends on the building and the roof.

Call (813) 461-0751, tell us about it, and we go over the options.

Do you work on commercial flat roofs?

Yes, commercial and residential flat roofs are both part of our work.

Call (813) 461-0751 and describe the building, its size and what the roof is doing.

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Free roof inspection Lutz, FL

Know what your roof needs. Free.

Tell us what you are seeing: a stain on the ceiling, shingles in the yard, or a roof that is simply getting old.

We get up there, take photos and give you a straight answer, whether that is nothing, a repair or a new roof.

(813) 461-0751
  • Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM
  • 4.9 on Google, 17 reviews
  • Bilingual: English or Spanish
  • Office in Lutz, off SR 54

Book a free roof inspection

Tell us about the roof. We call you back to set a time, Monday to Friday.

Rather talk? Call (813) 461-0751, Monday to Friday 9 to 5, in English or Spanish.

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