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Flat Roofing Contractors

Commercial & industrial flat roofing

Commercial Flat Roofing Contractors.

Built around drainage, details, operations and long-term value.
Direct Roofing installs, replaces, repairs and maintains commercial flat and low-slope roofing systems across the Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland. We help owners, property managers, strata councils and facility teams choose the right TPO, EPDM, PVC/Sarnafil or SBS solution for the building—not simply the most familiar membrane.

25+ years serving the region

Multiple membrane systems

Plan Your Flat-Roof Project

Give us the building basics so we can route your request correctly.
Commercial Flat & Low-Slope Roofing

A flat roof is a complete waterproofing system.

The visible membrane is only one part of commercial roof performance. Deck condition, insulation, attachment, seams, flashings, drains, scuppers, parapets, HVAC curbs and penetrations all have to work together.

Direct Roofing evaluates the building and existing assembly before recommending a path forward. Depending on roof condition and project goals, that may mean targeted repair, preventive maintenance, an appropriate recover strategy or complete replacement.

New Installation

Roof Replacement

Leak Investigation

Membrane Repair

Maintenance Programs

Emergency Service

Roofing Systems

The right membrane starts with the right building.

We work across the major commercial flat-roof systems, allowing the project requirements—not a single product—to guide the roofing strategy.

TPO Roofing

Thermoplastic single-ply roofing with heat-welded seams, commonly used across large commercial low-slope roof areas.

EPDM Roofing

Flexible synthetic-rubber membrane used in commercial roofing assemblies with established detailing and repair methods.

PVC / Sarnafil

Heat-welded thermoplastic membrane systems with robust detailing options around curbs, walls, penetrations and roof edges.

SBS Membrane

Modified-bitumen roofing assemblies that can provide multi-layer waterproofing for commercial flat and low-slope applications.
Commercial Flat Roofing Services

One contractor from first inspection to the next roof cycle.

Commercial roofs require installation expertise plus ongoing inspection, repair and planning.

01

New Flat Roof Installation
Complete membrane roofing assemblies for commercial new construction, additions and low-slope roof areas.

02

Commercial Roof Replacement
Planned replacement of aging systems including tear-off, substrate assessment, insulation, membrane and roof details as required.

03

Commercial Roof Repair
Targeted membrane, seam, flashing, penetration, curb and perimeter repairs when localized correction is appropriate.

04

Leak Investigation
Investigation of membrane fields, seams, drains, penetrations, rooftop equipment and transitions to narrow down water-entry sources.

05

Maintenance Programs
Scheduled inspections and preventive corrections intended to identify developing issues before they become disruptive leaks.

06

Inspection & Reporting
Documented roof observations for owners, property managers, facility teams and longer-term capital planning.

07

Restoration & Recover
Assessment of whether existing conditions support an appropriate restoration or recover approach instead of full removal.

08

Drainage & Details
Review and correction planning around drains, scuppers, ponding areas, parapets, edges and other critical roof details.

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24/7 Emergency Service
Urgent commercial roofing support for active water entry, storm damage and sudden membrane failures.
Commercial Roof Repair Services

Compare the Systems by Project Priority.

The right material and detail depend on the existing system, moisture conditions, access, roof age and failure type. These services create clear entry points for property managers, owners and facility teams.
Thermoplastic Roofing

TPO Repair & Heat-Welded Details

TPO repair may address punctures, open or stressed seams, flashing details, rooftop equipment and localized damaged areas using compatible thermoplastic materials.
  • Heat-welded repairs

  • Compatible accessories

  • Seam inspection

  • Detail correction

Synthetic Rubber Roofing

EPDM Membrane Repair

EPDM is repaired using system-compatible primers, tapes, membranes and accessories. Surface condition, seams, flashing and existing repairs all influence the scope.
  • Puncture repair

  • Flashing corrections

  • Seam and lap review

  • Compatible materials

Premium thermoplastic system

PVC / Sarnafil Roofing

PVC and Sarnafil systems use fusion-welded seams and purpose-built accessories. They can suit demanding commercial roofs, complex detailing and certain chemical-exposure environments.
  • Fusion-welded seams

  • Purpose-built accessories

  • Complex-detail capability

  • Commercial system options

Modified-bitumen assembly

2-Ply SBS Roofing

Two-ply SBS combines base and cap membranes into a robust layered assembly. It is used for commercial flat and low-slope roofs where a multi-layer modified-bitumen approach is preferred.
  • Base and cap sheets

  • Robust multi-layer build

  • Detailed flashings

  • Repairable assemblies

Commercial Flat Roofing FAQ

Questions Owners and Managers Ask.

There is no single best membrane for every building. TPO, EPDM, PVC/Sarnafil and SBS each have different strengths. The right choice depends on roof geometry, drainage, exposure, interior use, traffic, existing conditions, budget and long-term plans.
Sometimes. A recover may be considered when moisture, deck condition, attachment, code, added load and the existing assembly allow it. A roof assessment is needed before recommending this path.
Both are heat-welded thermoplastic single-ply membranes, but their formulations, accessories and project fit differ. PVC/Sarnafil can be attractive for demanding commercial environments, while TPO is common on large commercial and industrial roofs.
It is a modified-bitumen assembly typically built with base and cap sheets. It provides a robust multi-layer membrane and is used on many flat and low-slope roof applications.
Yes. Mechanical curbs, pipes, vents, supports and other penetrations are common investigation and repair areas on commercial flat roofs.
Yes. Planned inspections and maintenance can identify drainage restrictions, storm damage, traffic wear and aging details while supporting budgeting and replacement planning.
information, photos and desired timing. Plans or tender documents are useful for larger projects.
Yes. Direct Roofing installs complete low-slope assemblies for new construction, additions and building expansions, including membrane, insulation, cover board, attachment, drainage and details.
Localized failures on an otherwise serviceable roof may be repairable. Widespread deterioration, recurring leaks, wet insulation or major drainage and assembly deficiencies can make replacement more economical.
EPDM is a flexible synthetic-rubber membrane used on many flat and low-slope buildings. Project suitability depends on assembly design, attachment, details, drainage and building needs.
Replacement planning can evaluate drains, scuppers, overflow paths and tapered-insulation strategies. Feasibility depends on structure, existing elevations, code and project scope.
Yes. Planning can consider access, customer hours, production, inventory, occupied areas and sensitive operations. These constraints should be discussed early so the proposal reflects them.

Yes. Direct Roofing offers 24/7 emergency response for active leaks, storm damage, punctures and unexpected commercial roofing failures. Call 778-552-7663 for urgent service.

Direct Roofing serves the Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland, including Abbotsford, Langley, Chilliwack, Surrey, Maple Ridge, Vancouver, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Richmond and the North Shore.
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Exteriors
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