When considering roofing options, flat, foam, and single ply roofing offer flexibility, long-lasting durability, and are very affordable compared to other options. Flat, foam, or single ply roofing are all also relatively easy to install.

Flat Roofing Most common in areas with little or no precipitation, flat roofing can be a wise economic choice. To prevent water damage, flat roofs must be covered with waterproof material, and outfitted with a good drainage system.To prevent a leaky roof, flat roofs must be covered with waterproof material, and outfitted with a good drainage system.

Foam Roofing Environmentally friendly due to its unique waterproofing and insulation properties, foam roofing can help reduce energy use. Foam roofing is a good choice for irregularly-shaped surfaces, as it can be sprayed anywhere: there are no seams or joints. Custom designed for your buildings by climatic conditions, foam roofing systems install quickly and quietly. Savings of 30% annually or greater with foam roofing makes this a cost effect choice.

Single Ply Roofing Comprised of flexible sheets of compounded synthetic, single ply roofing materials are manufactured to strict quality-control requirements. Single ply roofing is easy to install, and competitively priced, and boasts versatile attachment methods. Resistant ponding water and rain, single ply roofing can be a good choice for locations with a high precipitation rate. Made from lightweight vinyl, single ply roofing can often be installed over an existing roof without a costly tear-off.