Flat roofs do not shed water the way steep roofs do. When a Gulf downpour hits, water pools on the surface and hunts for weak seams, punctures, and clogged drains. We find the real source of your flat roof leak and repair it right.
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A flat roof is only as good as its seams and its drainage. TPO is a tough white membrane, but heat, ponding water, and foot traffic wear it down over time. In Texas City, one Gulf downpour can leave standing water on a low spot for a full day, and that water works into every weak seam and puncture it can find.
We do not just patch the stain on your ceiling. We walk the whole surface, check every welded seam, look for punctures from debris and foot traffic, and test how the roof drains. Then we explain what we found in plain terms and lay out the fix. We service flat roofs across Downtown Texas City, La Marque, and Dickinson, on homes with flat additions, garages, and small commercial buildings.
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We inspect the membrane, the seams, and the drainage together, because a flat roof leak is often a drainage problem first.
We walk the surface and look for punctures, cuts, blisters, and worn spots from foot traffic, tools, or storm debris.
Every welded seam is checked for splits, lifted edges, and shrinkage. Heat and age can pull seams apart and open gaps.
We check drains, scuppers, and low spots to see where water sits after rain and why it is not moving off the roof.
Edges, parapets, and any place the roof meets a wall, curb, or rooftop unit get a close look for gaps and failed seals.
We listen to what you are seeing, where the water shows up, and when the problem started.
We walk the flat roof surface, checking the membrane, seams, flashing, and drainage from edge to edge.
You get a plain-English rundown of what we found and the practical ways to fix it, with no pressure.
Approved work is done with materials suited to your roof type and our Gulf Coast weather.
We review the repair, confirm the roof drains properly, clean up, and tell you what to watch for down the road.
Good checks find the entry point before water finds another way in.
We walk the whole surface to find punctures, blisters, and worn areas that are easy to miss from the edge of the roof.
Welded seams are checked line by line for splits and lifted edges that let water slip under the membrane.
We watch how water moves across the roof to confirm drains and scuppers carry it off instead of letting it sit and pond.
Patched areas are cleaned, bonded, and checked edge to edge so the repair holds through Gulf Coast heat and rain.
After a Gulf downpour, water sits in a low spot for a day or more. Standing water works into the seams and softens the membrane, and the stain inside keeps growing with every storm.
We find why the spot is low, fix the drainage issue, and repair the stressed seams, so water leaves the roof the way it should.
Heat and age shrink the membrane, and welded seams pull apart or lift at the edges. Even a small split gives rain a direct path under the membrane.
We clean, dry, and re-weld or patch the seam, then check the surrounding seams for the same wear before it becomes another leak.
Branches, dropped tools, and foot traffic can poke or cut the membrane. The hole may be tiny, but on a flat roof the water has nowhere to run, so it finds the cut.
We locate punctures with a close walk-through and patch them with heat-welded material that bonds to the existing membrane.
Flat roofs give fewer warnings than steep roofs, so small signs matter more. If you notice any of these, it is worth a look.
Ask a pro →Water still sitting a day or more after rain means the roof is not draining right, and the seams under it are taking the hit.
Raised spots in the membrane can mean trapped water or air under the surface, which weakens the layer over time.
Ceiling stains or damp insulation below a flat roof often trace back to a failed seam or a hidden puncture.
TPO is a single-ply white membrane used on low-slope and flat roofs. You see it on homes with flat additions, garages, and small commercial buildings. The sheets are welded together at the seams to make one waterproof layer, and the white surface reflects heat, which helps in the Texas sun.
Flat roofs are built with a slight slope to drain water. Over time, the roof can settle, insulation can compress, or drains and scuppers can clog with leaves and debris. After a Gulf downpour, even a small low spot can hold water for a day or more, and standing water wears down seams and the membrane.
Yes. Split seams and small punctures are often repaired with a heat-welded patch or a fresh seam weld. The area is cleaned, dried, and tested so the patch bonds well. If the membrane around the damage is still in good shape, a patch can last a long time.
We inspect the membrane, seams, flashing, and drainage. Water on a flat roof can travel between layers or along the deck before it shows inside, so we trace it back from the interior stain. We also check for punctures from debris or foot traffic and low spots where water ponds.
Most patch and seam repairs are done in one visit, usually a few hours. Larger repairs that need drainage fixes or multiple patches can take longer. We explain the scope before we start so you know what to expect.
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Emergency Roof TarpingAfter storm damage, a secure tarp keeps water out until repairs can happen. We get your roof covered fast, day or night.Explore →
Skylight Leak RepairFlat roofs often have skylights or curbs that leak at the flashing. We reseal those joints so they hold through the next Gulf downpour.Explore →Contact Texas City Roof Leak Repair to talk through your flat roof problem and set up flat roof and TPO repair in Texas City, TX. We will start with what you are seeing and help you decide the right next step.
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