62 Norfolk St

PVC roofing with wall transitions, perimeter details, and flashed vents at a Cambridge property.

Project overview

The PVC roof at 62 Norfolk Street in Cambridge includes an open membrane field, a rooftop structure, and several penetrations. The photographs show the roof-to-wall connection and individual vent flashings, followed by a broader view of the roof field and perimeter.

Roof details

  • White membrane roof field and perimeter flashing.
  • Roof-to-wall transitions at the rooftop structure.
  • Flashing around a turbine vent and pipe penetration.
White membrane roof meeting a sided rooftop structure with a turbine vent and flashed pipe in front
Roof-to-wall transition and vents at 62 Norfolk Street. Photographed September 10, 2026.
Membrane roof field and raised perimeter with the Cambridge skyline beyond
Broader view of the membrane field and roof perimeter.

Connect the field, walls, and penetrations

A low-slope roofing scope should address the membrane field and each place it meets a wall, edge, or penetration. Identifying those details before work begins helps the owner compare proposals and understand what the roofing work includes.

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