Deck & Porch Roofing

Porch roofs and deck coverings sit lower and flatter than the main roof, which means they collect water differently and need a roofing approach built for that slope. Whether it is a covered porch over living space, a roof-over above a deck, or a low-slope section tying into the main structure, these areas call for careful attention to drainage, flashing, and the transition points where the porch or deck roof meets the house.

Checking the Deck & Framing First

Wood Moisture Meters — readings on the decking and framing show which sections are sound and which have taken on moisture before any covering goes down.
Core Sampling Tools — test cuts on existing porch or deck roofing confirm how many layers are there and whether wet insulation is hiding underneath.
Moisture Meters — surface scans across the roof help tell a wet deck apart from an old stain that no longer matters.

Materials and Detail Work

TPO, EPDM & PVC Membrane — single-ply systems well suited to the low slopes common on porch and deck roofs, welded into one continuous sheet with hot-air welders.
Roof Coatings — silicone, acrylic, and elastomeric coatings applied by sprayer or roller for added protection on flatter sections.
Flashing Repair & Portable Sheet Metal Brakes — custom-bent flashing and counter flashing fitted to the exact angles where a porch or deck roof meets the main house.