Flat roof replaced with a new gray membrane

The project

The flat section of this Springfield roof was in rough shape. The old covering was cracked and worn through in long lines, and along the edge by the gutter the surface was breaking apart. Water does not run off a flat roof the way it does off a pitched one, so a surface like this is a real leak risk.

Our crew removed the old covering and looked at the wood underneath. Where the decking was stained or damaged it was replaced, and the new plywood was installed over the whole section. Once the deck was solid, the crew installed a new gray membrane across the roof and finished it neatly where it meets the shingled roof next to it.

The result is a smooth, even flat roof with no cracks or loose edges. The photos below follow the job from the old surface to the finished membrane. If you have a flat roof that is cracking, ponding or leaking, we are glad to take a look.

Want the full picture? See our roof replacement and repair service, or read how a Hearthstone project works from the first call to the final walkthrough.