Flat & TPO Roofing in Carney, OK
Flat roofs live and die by their seams and their slope. A membrane roof is only as good as the welds holding it together — and Matt welds them himself.
Low-slope and flat roofs — over additions, porches, sunrooms and commercial-style homes — do not shed water the way a steep roof does. They rely on a continuous membrane and correctly welded seams to hold water out, and on proper drainage so water never sits long enough to find a weak point. TPO single-ply is the workhorse for this: bright white, energy-reflective, and fully weldable into one watertight surface.
The catch is that a flat roof hides its mistakes until the ceiling below is stained. A cold-welded seam or a low spot that ponds water will not show up on install day — it shows up two rainy seasons later. Matt has spent 35 years making low-slope roofs that stay dry, and he welds and details them himself so there is no weak seam to find.
What homeowners ask before they call
They leak when seams are cold-welded and slope is ignored. Done right — hot-air-welded seams, proper tapered drainage — a TPO roof stays dry for decades.
A patch buys time and often hides a bigger drainage problem. Matt tells you honestly whether a repair or a re-cover is the smarter money.
Matt welds the seams himself and warranties them. When one man makes every weld, there is one man accountable for them.
What’s included
The details most crews skip are the details Matt does himself. Here’s what goes into the job:
- TPO, PVC or modified-bitumen single-ply matched to your roof
- Hot-air-welded seams tested for a continuous watertight bond
- Tapered insulation to build slope and stop ponding water
- Reinforced flashing at walls, curbs, drains and penetrations
- Reflective white membrane to cut summer cooling costs
- Existing-roof tear-off or approved re-cover with a dry deck
The owner-on-every-job process
Owner inspection
Matt checks slope, drainage and existing membrane to find why water is sitting or leaking.
Straight answer
You get a clear call — targeted repair, re-cover, or full replacement — with the reasoning and the price.
Deck & slope prep
Wet insulation is removed, the deck is dried, and tapered insulation is set to move water to drains.
Welded membrane
Single-ply membrane is rolled out and every seam is hot-air welded and probed by Matt himself.
Water test & walkthrough
Drains and seams are checked, and Matt walks the finished roof with you.
What it costs
Flat and TPO work is priced by square footage, membrane type and drainage repairs. See the Transparent Pricing page for typical ranges.
Flat & TPO Roofing questions
What is TPO roofing?
TPO is a single-ply thermoplastic membrane welded into one continuous surface. It is reflective, durable and one of the most reliable low-slope systems available.
How long does a TPO roof last?
A properly installed and maintained TPO roof typically lasts 20–30 years. Seam quality and drainage are the biggest factors.
Can you fix ponding water on my flat roof?
Yes — usually with tapered insulation to rebuild slope toward the drains. Matt diagnoses the low spots and corrects the slope rather than just patching over them.
Get transparent pricing on Flat & TPO Roofing
Talk to Matt directly. Honest assessment, honest numbers, owner on every job.