Flat Roof Repair & Roofing in Monroeville, PA
Monroeville is where the Parkway East meets the Turnpike, and most of its commercial buildings line William Penn Highway (Route 22) and Business 22: Monroeville Mall and the plazas around it, office buildings, hotels near the Turnpike interchange, medical offices around the hospital, and the convention center. Much of it went up from the 1960s through the 1980s, so many roofs are on their second or third replacement. The neighborhoods are largely mid-century ranches, split-levels and two-stories, many with a flat-roofed addition, carport, breezeway or porch.
Roofs we work on in Monroeville
- Retail plazas and big-box stores along Route 22
- Office buildings and medical offices
- Hotels near the Turnpike interchange
- Schools, churches and apartment complexes
- Mid-century homes with flat additions, carports and porches
What goes wrong on Monroeville roofs
Older plazas and office buildings along Route 22 often have a newer membrane over an older built-up roof, so wet insulation can hide underneath and a third roof usually means a tear-off. Large flat roofs with long runs between drains pond when the deck sags or the drains clog. On homes, the flat additions and carports from the 1960s and 70s are often on their second or third roof and leak at the wall flashing.
Leaking right now? Request service and say it is active. Active leaks in Monroeville go to the front of the line.
Flat and commercial roofing services
Flat Roof Repair in Monroeville
Learn more Typically $6 – $13 per sq ftFlat Roof Replacement in Monroeville
Learn more Leak repairs $350 – $2,500Commercial Roofing in Monroeville
Learn more Active leaks handled firstEmergency Roof Repair in Monroeville
Learn more Coatings typically $2 – $5 per sq ftCoatings & Inspections in Monroeville
Learn moreAlso serving the area around Monroeville
Along with Monroeville, we work in Penn Hills, Plum, Murrysville, Pitcairn, Wilkins Township, Churchill, Turtle Creek, Trafford, North Versailles Township, Forest Hills, Wilkinsburg, and the rest of Allegheny County. See every town we serve on the areas served page.
Roofing in Monroeville: FAQs
Usually not. Codes based on the International Building Code generally don’t allow a recover over a roof that already has two layers, so a third roof means tear-off. Core cuts tell us how many layers are there. See repair or replace an old built-up roof.
Yes. They are some of the most common flat roofs we fix in the eastern suburbs, usually in EPDM rubber or modified bitumen. See flat roof repair.
Yes, along with Pitcairn, Wilkins, Churchill and the rest of the eastern suburbs. See the full service area.