Residential Home With Flat Roof Needing Repairs

This is the various amounts of debris located throughout the flat roof that was recommended to be removed. Litespeed Construction will remove all debris.

A total of 37 bell cap joints need to be sealed. All of them are in bad shape and could be causing water to get through and in between the membrane.

These splices and voids need to be cleaned, prepped, and covered with TPO flashing tape. These small areas could cause water to get through underneath the membrane and into the home.

The drain on this flat roof will need to be reflashed to prevent leaks since all the water comes down to this point. Litespeed Construction also recommends cleaning out the drain box, which is full of debris.

Voids in the sheet metal flange need to be sealed to prevent any water from getting through.

The pipe boot on top of the metal roof must have a stainless steel clamp.

The membrane is disbanding from most of the wall and will need to be cut to add a new layer of membrane that will be bonded to the wall.

The outside brick wall could be letting moisture in, leading to the boards being wet underneath the membrane. Sealing cracks and ridge caps are recommended.

This brick wall that is 14’ high should be coated to prevent any moisture from getting through and inside the home.

This wall was cut and drained of all water underneath the membrane. The membrane was then patched and sealed. All debris was also removed from flat roof.

All bell caps were sealed with Aldo and any gaps underneath the metal were also sealed.

This vent was sealed all the way around to prevent any leaks.

The drain was reflashed to prevent any leaks. All debris in downspout was also removed.

Three different spots were patched on this roof that could have been leaks. 

Three vents were installed on the flat roof to dry out the boards and keep good circulation of air.

These corners were patched with new membrane to prevent any leaks at the seams.