Flat Roof Repair in Boston – From $495
We offer various flat roof repairs in Massachusetts – including rubber and PVC Roof Repairs.
Property owners must address roof damages in time because even small quantities of water will get into a roof crack regularly. Over time, small leaks can lead to extensive damage to a roof deck and rafters beneath it, resulting in a much pricier repair.
Many localized PVC and rubber roof problems can be repaired before full replacement becomes necessary. A targeted repair may extend the roof’s service life when the surrounding membrane remains in serviceable condition.
We use only the best quality materials for our roof repairs: Peel and Stick rubber for EPDM rubber roofs and PVC membrane for PVC roofs like Trocal, Sarnafil, etc.

+1 (617) 299-0291
PVC & Rubber Flat Roof Repair

Our standard flat roof repair rate is $495. It applies to PVC, TPO, EPDM, and rubber membrane roofs and includes an on-site roof inspection, leak investigation, up to 1.5 hours of repair work, and standard repair materials.
If more damage is discovered during the repair than is expected and the repair requires more time, it is $195 per additional hour.
If the repair is too big for us to finish in one day or requires a lot of materials, we offer a special price. We perform most of the roof repairs in one visit on the spot.
Common Flat Roof Problems We Repair
Flat roof leaks can develop around penetrations, seams, flashing, drains, and areas where water remains on the roof. Our team inspects the affected section to identify the likely source of water intrusion and determine an appropriate repair.
Skylight and Roof Vent Leaks
Leaks around skylights and roof vents are often connected to damaged flashing, deteriorated seals, open seams, or problems where the roofing membrane meets the penetration. We inspect the surrounding roof area rather than sealing only the most visible gap, helping address the underlying source of the leak.
Blisters, Bubbles and Ponding Water
Blisters and bubbles may form when air or moisture becomes trapped beneath the roofing membrane. Ponding water can place additional stress on seams, flashing, and previously repaired areas. These problems should be inspected before the membrane is cut, punctured, or patched, as the correct repair depends on the roof system and the condition beneath the surface.
Damaged Flashing and Open Seams
Loose flashing, separated seams, and damaged membrane edges can allow water to enter the roofing system. We inspect transitions, perimeter details, penetrations, and visible seam damage, then use repair materials compatible with the existing flat roof membrane.
Concerned about a flat roof leak or visible damage?
Call our roof repair team at +1 (617) 299-0291 or request an inspection through the form on this page.
Denis is the driving force behind ID Flat Roof, a leading company in Boston specializing in flat roof repair and installation for over 20 years.
Expertise:
Denis excels in PVC, TPO, EPDM, and rubber roofing. His meticulous approach ensures quality and customer satisfaction.
Innovation:
Denis incorporates cutting-edge solutions like skylights and solar PV roofing.

