Most commercial buildings have a flat or low-slope roof — and those roofs need a specialist. M&E Metal Roofing installs and repairs flat and low-slope systems across Anniston and Calhoun County.
The great majority of commercial buildings — and plenty of homes with additions and porches — have flat or low-slope roofs. These roofs don't shed water down a steep pitch; they rely on a continuous, sealed membrane and proper drainage to keep water out. Getting that right takes a system designed for the job and the experience to install it. M&E Metal Roofing specializes in exactly that.
We install and repair the flat and low-slope systems commercial buildings depend on — EPDM rubber, modified bitumen, single-ply, and low-slope metal — chosen to match your building, your drainage, and your budget. We also handle the details that make or break a flat roof: seams, edges, drains, and the flashing around rooftop units and penetrations.
We're locally owned and operated by Donny Muse and John Elders, serving Anniston and all of Calhoun County. Durable, watertight flat roofing and an honest, itemized estimate before any work begins.
What goes into a flat roof that lasts.
Systems engineered for flat and low-slope roofs — not steep-slope materials forced to fit.
Continuous, sealed membranes and clean details designed to keep water out for the long haul.
EPDM, modified bitumen, single-ply, and low-slope metal — the right material for your roof.
Slope and drainage planned so water moves off the roof instead of ponding on it.
Flat and low-slope roofs are a different discipline from steep-slope roofing. Because water sits and moves slowly, every seam, edge, drain, and penetration has to be detailed correctly — there's no steep pitch to make up for sloppy work. That's why the installer matters as much as the material.
We match the system to your building and install it to last: the right membrane, proper slope to the drains, sealed seams, and clean flashing everywhere water could find a way in — including around the rooftop units and penetrations common on commercial roofs. Done right, a flat roof delivers years of watertight, low-maintenance protection.
Whether you need a new flat roof, a re-roof, or repairs to an existing one, we'll give you a straight recommendation on the best system and a fair price to install it.
Every flat and low-slope roof we do is built around keeping water out and draining it away.
EPDM rubber, modified bitumen, single-ply, and low-slope metal. We match the system to your building, drainage, and budget rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.
Because water sits and moves slowly across them, so every seam, edge, drain, and penetration has to be detailed correctly. The system and the quality of installation are what keep a flat roof watertight.
Yes — we install and repair flat and low-slope roofs on commercial buildings as well as homes with flat sections, additions, and porches.
We plan slope and drainage as part of the job so water flows to drains or edges instead of standing. Ponding wears out a flat roof, so proper drainage is built in.
Often, yes — if the roof is fundamentally sound, we can repair leaks, seams, and flashing. If it's failing throughout, we'll be honest about whether a new system is the better value.
From your first phone call to the final cleanup, here's exactly what to expect when you hire M&E Metal Roofing.
Call 256-453-8322 or request online. Donny inspects your roof, answers your questions, and gives you an honest price — free, no obligation.
We do a thorough inspection, document everything, and recommend the right solution for your home and your budget — no pressure.
Donny, John, and the crew do the work to the M&E standard, using durable materials and getting it done efficiently.
We clean up your property thoroughly — leaving your home better than we found it, with a roof built to last.
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