Low-Slope & Flat Roofing
Commercial-grade membrane systems for additions, porches, and flat sections.
Where We Start
Free Inspection. Straight Answer.
Many homeowners find that their roof only needs a repair, not a full replacement. Our team of experts provides a complimentary roof inspection to help determine the source of your roof's issues and give you the best plan of action to fix it.
From a rubber EPDM system to a reflective TPO membrane, Fit Roofing installs low-slope and flat roofing built to actually hold up.
What We Offer
Flat & Low-Slope Systems We Install
Two membrane systems built for little-to-no-slope roofs.
EPDM / Rubber
Ethylene propylene diene terpolymer, or EPDM roofing, is used on little-to-no-slope buildings. Available in two thickness options, 45 and 60 mil, both create a high-quality roofing system, while the thicker option has a longer shelf life when installed properly. This rubber roofing system uses liquid adhesive or special seam tape to seal the seams of the EPDM. This type of roof has been around since the 1960s and is still widely used today.
TPO
Thermoplastic polyolefin, or TPO, is a single-ply roofing membrane made of synthetics and reinforcing scrim. Introduced in the 1990s, it's newer technology than EPDM and is also designed for little-to-no-slope roofs. An advantage of TPO over EPDM is the use of a hot air gun to thermally weld the seams together, instead of liquid adhesive. TPO is also commonly white, which reflects light and can result in lower cooling costs, while EPDM's classic black color absorbs light, which can increase cooling costs in the hot summer months.
Why Fit Roofing
Certified, Local, and Focused on Your Satisfaction
- Atlas & CertainTeed Certified
- Complimentary Roof Inspection
- Local Murray + Western KY Crew
- Your Satisfaction Comes First
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer a free inspection for flat or low-slope roofs?
Yes. Every low-slope and flat roofing job starts with a complimentary roof inspection, so you know exactly what your roof needs before any work begins.
What is the difference between EPDM and TPO roofing?
EPDM is a rubber membrane available in 45 or 60 mil thicknesses, sealed with liquid adhesive or seam tape, and has been used since the 1960s. TPO is a newer single-ply membrane, introduced in the 1990s, with seams thermally welded using a hot air gun instead of adhesive. TPO is also commonly white, which reflects light and can lower cooling costs, while EPDM's classic black surface absorbs heat.
Which is better for my flat roof, EPDM or TPO?
Both are proven low-slope systems. It comes down to your roof, your budget, and how much you value TPO's reflective, energy-saving surface versus EPDM's decades-long track record. Our free inspection is where we help you weigh that.
Do you handle storm-damaged flat or low-slope roofs?
Yes. Storm calls are answered day or night. Call 270-348-7663 if your flat or low-slope roof was damaged by wind, hail, or standing water.
Do you install low-slope and flat roofing outside of Murray, KY?
Yes. We serve Murray and Western Kentucky, along with Northwest Tennessee. Call 270-348-7663 to check whether we cover your address.
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Our Other Services
Shingle Roofing
Architectural and 3-tab shingle systems built to take on Kentucky Lake country weather.
Metal Roofing
Standing-seam and metal panel systems for a roof that outlasts the mortgage.
Storm Restoration
Insurance-ready inspections and full restoration after wind and hail hit.
Chimney Repair
Flashing, crowns, and repairs that stop leaks where your chimney meets the roof.
Storm Or Planned, We've Got You
Roof emergency, or just planning ahead? Either way, one call fixes it.
Storm damage gets answered day or night. A new roof gets a straight, no-pressure estimate. Same crew, same standard, every time.