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Flat Roofs & Recoats
Most commercial roofs in the Phoenix Valley are flat or low-slope, and they fail differently than a tile or shingle roof: ponding, seam separations, and UV breakdown. We service, recoat, and replace foam (SPF), single-ply (TPO and PVC), modified bitumen, and built-up systems across Goodyear, Avondale, Buckeye, and the rest of the West Valley. When the roof still has good substrate, a silicone or elastomeric recoat extends its life at a fraction of replacement cost.
- Foam roofs (SPF): new installs, full replacements, and recoats
- Single-ply systems: TPO and PVC
- Modified bitumen and built-up (BUR) flat roofs
- Silicone and elastomeric coatings, a lower-cost alternative to full replacement
- Commercial maintenance plans on a quarterly or semi-annual cadence
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Flat and low-slope systems
Modified bitumen, TPO, PVC, and built-up (BUR) make up most of the commercial work in the valley. Depending on the existing roof's condition, we tear off and replace, install a recover system, or coat. We tell you which one the roof actually needs, not the most expensive option.
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Foam roofs (SPF)
Sprayed polyurethane foam is common on flat and low-slope buildings across Arizona. We handle new installs, full replacements, and coating systems. Foam needs a recoat every 10 to 15 years to stay protected from the Arizona sun; catch it on schedule and the roof keeps going.
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Silicone and elastomeric recoats
If the substrate is still sound, a silicone or elastomeric coating over an existing foam or flat roof costs far less than a full replacement and extends roof life by 10+ years when applied right. We don't push a coating on a roof that needs to be replaced; we show you the photos and tell you which it is.
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Commercial maintenance plans
Flat, foam, and single-ply roofs benefit most from a set schedule. We run quarterly or semi-annual maintenance depending on roof type and size, catching ponding, seam separations, and drainage problems before they cost you a closure. Licensed Arizona ROC #329681, bonded and insured, with certificates available before any job starts.
Quick answers.
- Is a coating really cheaper than replacing the roof?
- When the underlying roof is still sound, yes. A silicone or elastomeric recoat costs a fraction of a tear-off and can add 10+ years of life. If the substrate is wet or failing, a coating just hides the problem, so we check first and tell you straight.
- How often should a flat or foam roof be serviced?
- Quarterly or semi-annual on a commercial maintenance plan, depending on roof type and size. Foam roofs also need a recoat roughly every 10 to 15 years. Call us at (602) 550-6369 and we'll set a cadence that fits the roof.
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Call us or send a quick note about your roof. We'll come out, take photos, and give you a written estimate. No charge.