Flat & Low-Slope Roof Replacement in Central Florida
Reliable, watertight TPO and modified-bitumen low-slope systems installed by a licensed, family-owned, women-owned, GAF Certified team, with one honest price and no hidden fees.
Why do flat and low-slope roofs need special care?
Flat and low-slope roofs protect porches, lanais, additions and whole homes and businesses across Central Florida, but they drain differently than a steep roof, so they demand a specialized, watertight system. Done right, they deliver years of dependable, leak-free performance. As a licensed Central Florida roofing contractor, we handle flat roof replacements, reroofs and complete roof construction.
TruTop Roof installs proven low-slope systems with the correct slope, drainage and detailing to keep water moving off your roof instead of pooling on it. Like every project we do, your flat roof comes with one honest, all-inclusive price, no surprise change orders once the work begins.
Why do our flat roofs hold up in Florida?
Flat and low-slope roofs fail for one main reason, and it is almost always standing water. Without much pitch, water can pond and slowly work its way through seams, flashing, and any weak detail, so on a low-slope roof the workmanship matters even more than the material. We install proven TPO and modified-bitumen membranes with fully welded or sealed seams, a proper slope built toward the drains, and reinforced flashing at every wall, curb, and penetration, which is what keeps the roof watertight through Florida's heavy summer downpours. If an older roof is already holding water in low spots, we can add tapered insulation to rebuild the slope so it drains the way it should. A reflective white TPO membrane also bounces solar heat away, which can ease the load on your air conditioning through the hottest months. Done right, a flat roof quietly protects the porches, lanais, additions, and rooms beneath it for years, whether it sits on a home or a commercial building.
Watertight Systems
Proper slope, drainage and detailing keep water moving off your roof, not pooling on it.
Energy Efficient
Reflective white TPO membranes bounce heat away to help lower cooling costs.
Durable & Proven
Time-tested membranes engineered for Florida's heat, sun and heavy rain.
Home & Commercial
From porches and additions to full commercial buildings, we cover low-slope roofs.
What low-slope systems do you install?
We recommend the right membrane for your roof's size, slope and exposure.
TPO Membrane
A single-ply, reflective white membrane that's energy efficient and a favorite for Florida.
Modified Bitumen
A durable, multi-layer asphalt-based system, often torch-down, built for long-term protection.
Drainage Solutions
Tapered insulation and proper detailing to eliminate ponding and keep water flowing.
What warranty comes with a flat roof?
Every TruTop flat roof is backed on both the materials and the workmanship, so you're covered for the long haul, not just the first season.
Lifetime Material Warranty
Your roofing materials are warrantied for the life of the materials, giving you years of dependable, watertight protection.
5-Year Workmanship Warranty
Our installation is fully covered for 5 years, so the quality of the work is guaranteed, not just the product.
Flat Roofs We've Installed
A recent low-slope roof completed for a property owner in Central Florida.
Common Questions About Flat Roofs
How long does a flat roof last in Florida?
A quality flat or low-slope roof typically lasts 15 to 25 years in Florida, depending on the system. TPO and modified-bitumen membranes installed correctly give you reliable, watertight performance.
Why does my flat roof hold water after it rains?
Standing or ponding water usually points to drainage or slope issues. A proper low-slope system is built with tapered insulation and correct detailing so water drains instead of pooling. We address this during your free inspection.
What is the difference between TPO and modified bitumen?
TPO is a single-ply, reflective white membrane that's energy efficient and popular for Florida. Modified bitumen (mod-bit) is a durable, multi-layer asphalt-based system, often torch-down. We recommend the best fit for your roof.
Do you do flat roofs for both homes and businesses?
Yes. We install and replace low-slope roofs on residential homes with flat sections, additions, lanais and porches, as well as commercial buildings across Central Florida.
How much does a flat roof replacement cost?
Cost depends on the size, system and condition of the existing roof. We provide one honest, all-inclusive price after a free inspection, and we offer $0 down financing options.
Flat Roof Leaking or Ponding? Let's Fix It Right.
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