Flat Roofing
Flat Roofing Springfield, OR
Durable Flat Roofing for Springfield Properties
Multi Contracting LLC provides professional flat roofing services in Springfield, OR for residential, commercial and industrial properties. Our licensed, bonded and insured team installs, repairs, replaces and maintains TPO, EPDM, PVC and modified bitumen roofing systems designed for Lane County’s wet climate. Call (541) 600-9570 or request a free estimate to book a consultation.
Why Choose Us
- Family-operated, bilingual contractor with more than 20 years of experience serving Springfield and Lane County
- Licensed, bonded and insured under Oregon CCB #238954
- Clear estimates, flexible scheduling and financing options available through GoodLeap
- Experienced with residential, commercial and industrial flat and low-slope roofing systems
PROCESS
Our Process
Consultation and Inspection
We inspect the membrane, seams, flashing, drainage and penetrations to identify leaks, deterioration and performance concerns.
Proposal and Recommendations
You receive a transparent estimate with repair or replacement options, recommended materials and an expected timeline.
System and Drainage Planning
We evaluate roof slope, drains, scuppers, building use and weather exposure to plan a reliable roofing solution.
Material Selection and Permits
We help you compare TPO, EPDM, PVC and modified bitumen and coordinate applicable permit requirements.
Professional Installation or Repair
Our licensed crew completes the approved work with careful sealing, property protection and quality-control procedures.
Final Walk-Through
We inspect the completed roof, document the work and provide warranty details and maintenance recommendations.
Services
Our Services
TPO, EPDM, PVC and modified bitumen flat roof installation
Flat roof leak repair, membrane repair and complete replacement
Commercial and industrial low-slope roofing services
Flashing, drain, gutter, skylight and HVAC penetration repairs
Preventive maintenance, annual inspections and storm damage assessments
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Locations
Our Service Areas
- Springfield
- Eugene
- Santa Clara
- Cottage Grove
- Junction City
- Creswell
- Veneta
- Florence
- Surrounding Lane County communities
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you choose the right flat roofing material?
We consider the building’s use, roof slope, drainage, existing condition, weather exposure, durability requirements and budget. We then compare suitable TPO, EPDM, PVC and modified bitumen options.
What affects the cost of a flat roof replacement in Springfield?
Flat roof replacement cost depends on the roof size, existing membrane condition, drainage needs, accessibility and selected flat roofing materials. The number of layers that must be removed, damaged insulation, structural repairs and roof penetrations can also affect pricing. We provide a clear estimate based on the building and the project’s specific needs.
Can flat roofing be installed on residential and commercial properties?
Yes. We install flat roofing systems on residential and commercial properties, including home additions, garages, apartment buildings, offices, warehouses and industrial buildings. Our team recommends the right roofing system based on the building’s use, drainage requirements and long-term performance goals.
What do TPO and EPDM mean in flat roofing?
TPO stands for thermoplastic polyolefin, a lightweight and reflective membrane with heat-welded seams. EPDM stands for ethylene propylene diene monomer, a flexible synthetic rubber membrane known for durability and resistance to temperature changes. Both materials are commonly used on flat and low-slope roofs.
Can a flat roof withstand wind, hail and Oregon weather?
Yes. Professionally installed PVC, TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen systems offer dependable weather resistance for Springfield properties. The correct membrane, secure installation and reinforced flashing help protect the building from wind, heavy rain and hail. Routine inspections are important because debris and foot traffic can still cause punctures.
How can I extend the life of a new flat roof?
Schedule regular maintenance, keep gutters and drains clear and remove debris before it damages the membrane. Seams, flashing and roof penetrations should also be inspected for punctures or deterioration. Working with experienced flat roofing contractors helps protect the system, restore damaged areas promptly and maintain long-term performance.




