Did You know Bend Oregon Flat Roofs Are Not Flat?
Emily Reeves • April 10, 2023
Bend Oregon Flat Roofs Have a Slope
When many people think of flat roofs in Central Oregon, they think the roof is in fact 100% flat. This is not the case, however. The National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) defines a low-slope roof to have no greater a slope than 25 percent, or 3 inches of vertical rise for every 12 inches horizontal. Especially in Bend, Oregon, roofs need to have some slope to accommodate snow melt and ensure proper drainage. Pooling water on flat roofs can cause damage to the structure of the home, thus slope is necessary on flat roofs.
In Bend Oregon, we at 541 Roofing use TPO (Thermoplastic Olefin) or PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) on our flat roofs. We can help you decide what is the best material for your Bend, Oregon project. Whether your home is in need of a flat roof, composition, metal or tile, we have the expertise to help you with all of your roofing needs. Central Oregon roofs need a roofer with Central Oregon expertise to handle the extreme weather we can face. Call today to get a quote for your roofing repair or replacement needs.
541 Roofing recently was able to participate in RoofLine Supply and Delivery's second annual "Faster Roofer" competition. Many local roofing companies competed in this Central Oregon Roofing event and your 541 Roofing Team was able to walk away with some prizes. We love the Bend Oregon roofing community and were proud to be able to compete against some wonderful roofers in Bend Oregon. Looking forward to next year!
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