Fischer Roofing works with single-family homes across the Twin Cities metro and western Wisconsin that have flat or low-slope roofs, including modern designs, mid-century homes, additions, and garages.
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Does This Sound Like Your Home?
- Single-family home with a flat or low-slope roof.
- Modern or mid-century design with a flat roof section.
- Flat roof over an addition, porch, or attached garage.
These projects focus on stopping leaks, protecting interiors, and giving you clear options for repair, replacement, or maintenance.
Flat and low-slope roofs on single-family homes, additions, and garages
From mystery leaks to clear fixes and long-term solutions
Roof checks with photos and simple explanations, so you know what is really happening.
Flat roof questions?
SPEAK WITH A ROOFER, NOT A CALL CENTER. GET A CLEAR PLAN.
Why Customers Call Fischer Roofing
Worried about your flat roof?
If you are seeing stains, have an older flat roof, or just want peace of mind, a quick roof check can show what is really going on and what it will take to fix it.
FAQs
How do I know if my flat roof is EPDM, TPO, or something else just by looking at it?
Black and rubbery is likely EPDM; bright white and smooth is TPO or PVC; gravelly or tar-like is built-up. A quick inspection confirms it exactly—no guessing needed.
What causes leaks in flat roof garages or additions, and how much will repairs cost?
Common causes: poor drainage, cracked seams, or flashing gaps around edges/windows. Targeted repairs start at $2K–$5K; full sections $8K+, depending on size and material.
Is a full flat roof replacement worth it for better energy savings and curb appeal?
Absolutely, a modern white flat roof cuts cooling bills 15–30% and boosts home value. Replacements last 20–30 years vs. patching an aging system.
