Flat roofing questions answered Do your flat roof need to be inspected? Yes, flat roofs should be inspected once a year after storms or high winds which cause debrid to fly and possibly tear the roof . While not a requirement, this ensures that the roof is well maintained, and in many cases can catch … Read more
Fibreglass is a material also known as GRP is a hard, plastic-like material that is laid directly on top of a new roofing deck on every installation. It is wet laid on site, giving it a fully-bonded system which is seamless. There are no joints to fail, no laps and it is extremely tough. You … Read more
This single ply roofing membrane is called EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer). EPDM Single Ply Rubber Roofing offers high performance, has superior weather durability through a wide range of temperatures and conditions and demonstrates excellent resistance to rain, hail, sleet and snow. EPDM Single Ply Roofing System is an elasto-meric (a roofing material being that … Read more
A Modified Bitumen is a key element in any built-up roof. This type of roofing system was developed in Europe during the sixties and later introduced in the U.S. in the early seventies. Modified refers to the addition of plastic or rubber-based polymeric binders to the asphalt or “bitumen” to improve its roofing performance and … Read more
TPO Flat Roofing TPO is an excellent roofing system for any climate. TPO, it is said is an advancement and a great improvement to traditional flat roofs that are being explored today. The seams of TPO roofs are welded instead of glued. They are less likely to separate when heated and consistent environmental changes. The … Read more