Many Tulsa-area homes have a section of roof that is too flat for shingles: a porch, a patio cover, an addition or a back room. Those areas need a roofing system made for low slopes. Family Tree Roofing is a family-owned residential roofer in Bixby, serving Tulsa and the surrounding area since 2020. We install and repair TPO and modified bitumen systems on residential low-slope roofs.
Low-slope roofing services
- TPO roofing on residential low-slope areas.
- Modified bitumen roofing.
- Repairs to existing low-slope roof sections.
- Tie-ins where a low-slope section meets a shingle or metal roof.
- Attached patio and porch roofs.
Signs your low-slope roof needs attention
- Water standing on the roof long after rain.
- Blisters, cracks or seams that are lifting.
- Leaks at the wall or where the low-slope section meets the main roof.
- Ceiling stains under a porch, addition or back room.
Low-slope section leaking? Start with a free inspection.
Tell us what is going on and we will set a time that works for you. No pressure, no obligation — just clear answers from a local, family-owned team.
Related: roof repair or roof replacement.
How we approach a low-slope job
- A free roof inspection of the low-slope area and where it ties into the rest of the roof.
- Photos of what we find, so you can see the problem for yourself.
- A clear recommendation based on the condition of your roof, not a sales quota.
- A written estimate before any work begins.
- Property protection while we work and clean-up when the job is done.
Residential only
We do low-slope work on homes and attached residential structures. We do not perform commercial roofing.
Family Tree Roofing works on residential roofs only, and we are registered with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board for residential roofing (registration #80004991).
Low-slope roofing questions
Can shingles go on my porch roof?
Shingles need a minimum slope to shed water. If a section is too flat, a low-slope system such as TPO or modified bitumen is the right choice. We will measure it and explain the options.
Can you replace the low-slope section with my main roof?
Yes. Doing them together lets us tie the two sections in properly, which is where many leaks start.