⚡ Free Roof Inspections — LA County-Wide
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Flat & Low-Slope Roofing in LA County

Flat roofs are common on mid-century homes, additions, garages, and virtually all commercial buildings in LA County. Palm Crest Roofing installs modified bitumen (mod-bit), built-up roofing (BUR), and single-ply systems (TPO, PVC) for low-slope applications. We also handle hybrid roofs with tile or shingle sections.

Key Benefits

  • Modified bitumen (torch-down and cold-applied)
  • Built-up roofing (BUR) with gravel or cap sheet
  • Single-ply membranes (TPO, PVC) for commercial and large residential
  • Proper slope and drainage design to prevent ponding
  • Primer, base sheet, cap sheet, and proper flashing at all penetrations
  • 15–30 year lifespans depending on system

Our Process

Step 1: Inspection & Scope

Assess existing roof, drains, penetrations, and slope. Recommend the right system for your building.

Step 2: Tear-Off

Full tear-off to the deck when needed, or clean prep for a recover when appropriate.

Step 3: Deck Repair & Insulation

Replace rotted deck, install or upgrade insulation and cover board for energy efficiency.

Step 4: Base & Cap

Base sheet and cap sheet (or membrane) installed with mechanical fasteners, adhesive, or torch per system.

Step 5: Flashings & Drains

New flashings at parapets, walls, drains, and penetrations. Ensure all drainage paths are clear.

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Flat Roofing FAQs

How long does a flat roof last?

Modified bitumen: 15–20 years. Built-up with cap sheet: 20–25 years. TPO single-ply: 15–25 years. Proper drainage and ventilation extend life significantly.

Why does my flat roof keep leaking?

Most flat-roof leaks are at penetrations, drains, or walls — not the field of the roof. Often a targeted flashing repair fixes it. We'll diagnose honestly during your free inspection.

Can you install a cool roof?

Yes. Reflective cap sheets and white TPO/PVC membranes meet Title 24 cool-roof requirements and reduce cooling costs.