Commercial Roofing
Low-Slope & Flat Roofing Contractor — TPO, EPDM & Modified Bitumen
Central Carolina Roofing Systems installs and replaces low-slope and flat commercial roofs in central North Carolina. We work in TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen. We are Mule-Hide certified and a Union Corrugating master installer for low-slope metal.
What Makes a Low-Slope Roof Different
A steep roof sheds water because gravity does the work. A flat roof does not. Water sits on it, finds the lowest point, and stays there until it evaporates or finds a way in.
So a low-slope roof is not a covering. It is a sealed surface. Every seam, every drain, every pipe coming through it is a place it can fail. That is why the install matters more here than almost anywhere else in the trade.
TPO Roofing
A single-ply membrane, usually white, heat-welded at every seam. Because it is white, it reflects sun instead of soaking it up, and the building underneath stays cooler. TPO is the most common new commercial roof in the country right now.
EPDM Roofing
A rubber membrane, usually black. It has been on American buildings for decades, which means we know how it ages. It handles the swing from a hot afternoon to a cold night well, and repairs are simple.
Modified Bitumen Roofing
Asphalt sheets reinforced with fiberglass or polyester, applied in layers. It suits smaller low-slope roofs and roofs crowded with vents, curbs and pipes, where a large membrane sheet is awkward.
Which System Is Right for Your Building?
It depends on the deck, the slope, what is on the roof now, how much foot traffic it gets, and what is underneath it. We will look at it and tell you. If the existing roof has life left in it, we will tell you that too.
Request a Low-Slope Roof Assessment
Call (984) 369-9975. Same business day response.