Residential Roofing
Full residential roofing for Arizona homes. Shingle, tile, flat, and metal systems specced for desert sun and monsoon storms.
Overview
What you get when you hire Camelback for flat roof installation.
A flat roof done right starts with the right system for your building -- not the cheapest option on the truck. At Camelback Roofing (ROC 295244), we install TPO, EPDM, PVC, and foam flat roofing systems for homes and commercial buildings across Tucson and Scottsdale. We inspect first, explain your options, and let you decide.
Flat roofs are not all the same. A low-slope residential addition has different demands than a 10,000-square-foot commercial building baking under a Tucson summer. The system that protects your building -- TPO, EPDM, PVC, or a spray-foam and coating setup -- depends on the slope, the substrate, the load, and how the roof is used. We walk you through each option before any work starts.
Arizona heat and UV are hard on flat roofing. Ponding water after a monsoon, thermal expansion from 110-degree days, and UV degradation are the three things that shorten a flat roof's life here. The right membrane and a proper drainage plan address all three. We document what we find during the inspection and show you exactly what we are recommending and why.
Our installation process covers tear-off (when needed), deck inspection and repair, insulation, membrane installation, and flashing at every penetration and edge. We do not skip the details that cause leaks two monsoons later. If you are also considering a roof coating to extend an existing flat roof, see our foam and coatings service for that option.
We work on flat roofs across the Tucson metro -- from commercial buildings near downtown to low-slope additions in the Catalina Foothills and Marana. Scottsdale and Phoenix commercial clients can reach our second office for the same process. One call gets you an inspection, a documented report, and a straight answer about what your roof needs.
What's Included
- On-site inspection and condition report before any proposal
- System recommendation with options: TPO, EPDM, PVC, or foam/coating
- Full tear-off and deck repair when required
- Membrane installation with proper drainage and slope correction
- Flashing at all penetrations, edges, and transitions
- Photo documentation throughout the job
- Post-install walkthrough so you know exactly what was done
Ideal For
- Commercial buildings with low-slope or flat roofs
- Residential additions, garages, and covered patios with flat sections
- Buildings with aging or failing flat roofing that needs full replacement
- Property owners who want a documented inspection before committing to a system
Our Process
How a flat roof installation project goes.
01
Inspect and Document
We walk the roof, check the membrane, flashing, drains, and deck. You get a photo report of what we found.
02
Review Your Options
We explain which systems fit your building and why, with honest tradeoffs on cost, lifespan, and performance in the Arizona climate.
03
You Decide
No pressure. We give you the information; you make the call. If repair or a coating is the right answer, we say so.
04
Install
Tear-off, deck prep, membrane installation, flashing, and drainage -- done to spec, documented throughout.
05
Walkthrough
We walk the finished roof with you, show you what was done, and answer any questions before we leave.
Common Questions
Things people ask before they hire us.
What flat roofing systems do you install?
We install TPO, EPDM, PVC, and spray-foam systems with elastomeric coatings. The right choice depends on your building type, slope, and budget. We explain the tradeoffs for each before you decide -- no pressure toward the most expensive option.
How long does a flat roof installation take?
Most residential flat roof sections take one to two days. Larger commercial jobs depend on square footage and whether tear-off is needed. We give you a realistic timeline during the inspection, not after we have started.
Do flat roofs work in Arizona heat?
Yes -- when the right system is installed correctly. TPO and PVC membranes reflect heat well. Foam with a reflective coating is a strong performer in the desert. The key is proper installation and drainage so monsoon water does not pond and degrade the membrane.
Can you repair my flat roof instead of replacing it?
Sometimes. If the membrane is mostly intact and the damage is localized, repair or a coating extension may be the better call. We inspect first and tell you honestly which option makes sense for your roof -- not every flat roof needs a full replacement.
