“Flat” does not mean no drainage.
Roof slope, drains, scuppers, and overflow provisions should move water as designed. Persistent ponding calls for assessment of drainage and underlying conditions rather than a cosmetic surface patch.
DRAINAGE IS IN THE DETAILS
Low-slope roofs need a coordinated membrane and drainage strategy. The surface may be quiet; the detailing around every edge and penetration does the important work.
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AI-GENERATED ARCHITECTURAL STUDYRoof slope, drains, scuppers, and overflow provisions should move water as designed. Persistent ponding calls for assessment of drainage and underlying conditions rather than a cosmetic surface patch.
Single-ply and modified-bitumen systems have different substrates, attachment methods, and detailing requirements. Existing conditions, wind design, use, and product approvals guide selection. Not every coating is suitable for every roof.
HVAC servicing, foot traffic, and equipment changes can affect membrane performance. Discuss designated access paths and protection, and coordinate new penetrations with the roofing-system requirements.
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