Rubberized roofing is more suitable for extreme weather conditions than traditional felt or bitumen-based materials. The benefit is that the synthetic rubber seal works wonders for preventing cracks from forming, and does not support the growth of moss. You can almost guarantee that your roof will stay clear of mold and moss.

At one point, a combination of tar and gravel was used on flat roofs to prevent water from penetrating the surface — then it was realized that these materials make a roof susceptible to sagging and, as an extension, pooling. You can imagine the challenges Canada’s harsh climate can pose for flat roofing and its materials.

To combat our less than favourable weather, we specialize in Flexible Rubberized flat roofing materials. These are the main materials that we use in our flat roofing

• Metal– We offer quality metal roofing thanks to our access to top-notch metal materials. Flat metal roofs are known to be durable, long-lasting, easy to maintain and eco-friendly. The latter is because metal roofs tend to be made up of recycled materials that can be re-recycled.

Flat roofing materials generally cost less than that of traditional sloped roofs. That being said, that’s not at the sacrifice of quality. Advanced technologies have helped our Calgary roofing company to identify flat roofing materials that are durable and long-lasting. Flat roofing is cost-effective because it ultimately requires fewer materials, is easy to maintain, lasts long, saves space and is easily customizable. It also boasts lower labour

We Keep Water Flow in Mind

Despite these benefits, many are skeptical about flat roofing because it doesn’t drain like traditional sloped roofs. People fear pooling water, which is why we install flat roofs on a subtle gradient to ensure that this doesn’t happen. We also use strong, resistant materials to help roofs combat water damage.