Flat roofing · TPO, EPDM, PVC & asphalt
Flat roofing for homes in Salt Lake City, UT
On Top Roofing provides flat roofing for Salt Lake City homes whose porches, additions or garages sit at a slope too shallow for shingles. We install TPO, EPDM and PVC single-ply membranes and asphalt flat roofing, with the same clean-jobsite and clear-communication standards we bring to every residential roof.
- Utah S280 licensed roofing contractor
- Residential roofing since 2001
- Monthly crew safety training
Where flat roofs show up
The low-slope parts of a house that need their own roof system
Our focus is residential, so when we talk about flat roofing we mean the parts of a home where the pitch is too shallow for a standard shingle installation. If your home has a low-slope section, it probably gets less attention than the main roof until something goes wrong.
Trouble usually starts the way it does on any roof: an active leak, damage after a wind or hail storm, or a homeowner patch that didn’t hold. Our main warehouse and operations hub sits in Salt Lake City, just south of the airport, so crews and materials are close at hand for homes across the valley.
Is this your home?
Low-slope sections homeowners ask about
- A covered porch or patio tied into the main roofline
- An addition built with a shallow or flat roof
- An attached garage with a low-slope deck
The flat roof over your porch or garage protects the same home as the rest of the roof. It gets the same care.
Choosing between TPO, EPDM, PVC and asphalt
We install all four flat roofing options, so we don’t need to push you toward one. After looking at your low-slope section, we explain in everyday language how each material fits that part of your house, and we answer your questions about terms honestly rather than burying them in jargon.
Sometimes the flat section is only part of the story. If the shingled roof around it is worn out too, we’ll talk you through roof replacement so both areas are handled with a clear plan instead of separate surprises.
Utah conditions
What Utah weather and rules mean for a low-slope roof
A flat section faces the same climate as the rest of your home. These local factors shape how we approach the work.
Extreme temperature swings
Utah’s freeze-thaw cycles make roofing materials expand and contract over and over, which ages a roof faster than its years suggest. That makes careful installation worth insisting on.
Mountain snow loads
Homes in Park City, Heber City and the rest of the Wasatch Back carry heavy snow through winter, and every part of the roof shares that load.
Permits and HOA review
We follow building codes and pull permits in every Utah municipality we work in, and we work with HOAs and historic district review boards where they govern the look of a roof.
How it works
From first look to final clean-up
Look it over
We check the flat section and how it meets the rest of the roof, and our crew snaps CompanyCam pictures of its current condition for your project file.
Recommend a material
You hear plainly which option suits your porch, addition or garage, and why. Any hidden rotted wood found later is shown to you and handled openly, never slipped in as a surprise.
Install with trained crews
Experienced installers who attend monthly safety training and follow OSHA protocols do the work, while your project coordinator keeps you updated from start to finish.
Clean up and record
Crews protect your property and sweep the site with magnets, and your project record ends with before, during and after photos.
Questions
Flat roofing questions from homeowners
On Top Roofing installs TPO, EPDM and PVC single-ply membranes, as well as asphalt flat roofing. We recommend a material after inspecting the specific low-slope section of your home and explain the choice in plain language.
There is no single answer for every home. We offer TPO, EPDM, PVC and asphalt flat roofing, and the recommendation depends on the section being covered. Utah’s freeze-thaw cycles and temperature swings age roofing materials quickly, so we weigh those conditions when we suggest an option.
That depends on what we find. The condition of the decking underneath affects the scope and price of any roofing job, and hidden rotted wood is addressed openly when it turns up. If the rest of the roof is near the end of its life too, we’ll explain your roof replacement options as well.
Our focus is residential. We handle flat and low-slope sections of homes, such as porch roofs, additions and garages. Commercial work is kept to a minimum.
Financing is available through FinTurf, a multi-tiered lending platform designed to work with a range of credit scores. Ask about it when you request your estimate.
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Have a porch, addition or garage roof that needs attention?
From our Salt Lake City hub, we handle flat roofing for homes in Salt Lake, Davis and Summit counties and well beyond (find your city on our service areas page). Describe your low-slope section and we’ll recommend the flat roofing option that suits it.