A flat roof is a type of roof that has a very slight pitch or no pitch at all, meaning it appears flat when viewed from the ground. Unlike traditional pitched roofs that have a steep slope, flat roofs are almost level, with a slight incline for water drainage. They are commonly used in modern architecture for commercial buildings, industrial structures, and sometimes residential homes. Flat roofs can be constructed using various materials such as asphalt, built-up roofing (BUR), modified bitumen, EPDM rubber, PVC, TPO, or even concrete. They offer certain advantages such as ease of installation, accessibility for maintenance, and the potential for additional outdoor living or recreational space, such as rooftop gardens or terraces.

JD Contractors offers all kinds of flat roofing alternatives. You can read more about Commercial flat roofing on our Commercial Roofing page.