Roofs in the Heights
Much of the Northeast Heights was built from the 1960s through the 1990s, and pueblo-style homes with flat roofs behind parapets are everywhere. Many started as built-up tar and gravel roofs and were covered with spray foam later. Others were foam from the start. A lot of those roofs are now on their second or third coating, and some have been patched so many times it's hard to tell what's underneath.
What we see most
- Foam roofs worn through to bare foam on the south and west sides
- Swamp cooler stands with years of drips and foot traffic around them
- Cracked roof-to-parapet corners and caps
- Old dome skylights leaking at the curb
- Wind damage near the foothills, where spring gusts are strongest
Flat roof work in Northeast Heights
- Pueblo roof repair and leak repair
- Tar and gravel repair and replacement
- Canales, parapets and leaks around vigas
- Foam roof repair, recoating and new flat roofs
Common questions
Do you work in the Far Northeast Heights?
Yes, all the way to Tramway and the foothills.
Are most Heights roofs foam?
Many are, often over an older tar and gravel roof. We check what's under the surface before recommending a repair.