Roof pro fixes a difficult roof project on a house in Sayville, Suffolk County, New York. As Roof pro shows up first thing in the morning. We pull up with our brand new van recently added to the fleet. We start setting up the equipment to cut flashing and siding for the job at hand. The roof we take on this time is an old house with a flat area in the middle of the house between two upstairs second floors. It has a sort of plateau that has been leaking and needs repair work immediately. The water intrusions are starting to destroy the interior dry wall around the leaks and need to be done ASAP.
When dealing with a flat roof area we have to make sure there are no low spots. Also good drainage is very important to keep water from puddling.
Roof Pro personnel had to fit the areas that needed to be tight and cut to the size all possible heat escape cracks and openings that may cause water intrusion. It’s important to make sure all gaps are closed and water proofed with the proper caulking and sealants. We had to set up the chimney with with new flashing and reseal the brick and roof contact points properly. Roof Po does it right the first time and we do it as per GACFs rules and recommendations.
Flat roofs need to be done with great effort and attention so as not to let the weather find it’s way in to this Sayville home
We had to get the tar paper all around the flat roof and up to a certain point of the wall. A strong adhesion was used to join the pieces but a full sheet was used as much as possible. Tucking and folding everything to the contour of the roof. We then put on a top layer of asphalt and stone sheets on the top that would be the last layer on the roof. Again adhesion was used to mate them together and weight was applied to fit it nice and tight.
Roof Pro always installs great quality roofing materials on a home. The cheap stuff is for the “fly by night” contractors, not us. Our roofs are guaranteed by GAF roofing supplier and by our own Roof Pro contract and warranty. We finished the roof with great quality materials and at the the end cleaned up the sight. Then we had a Forman come back the next day when it was light out to look over the job and give it a Roof Pro approval stamp. If he found an issue, a return visit from a Roof Pro crew would have to be scheduled. They would have to address the issue and make the correction.