Roofing Systems
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| Built-up Hot Applied Roofing |
The original flat roofing consisted of multiple layers of reinforcing fabric adhered together with molten asphalt or
coal tar pitch. The basic concept of this design is the same as it was since the first flat roofs were built. In 1997
built-up roofing represented 18.5% or the New roofing market and 24.1% of the Re-roofing market. |
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| Modified Bitumen Roofing |
Asphalt modified rubbery components, applied to a reinforcing fabric either polyester or fiberglass, making super tuff and
durable roofing material. It is similar to built-up roofing because it is installed with hot asphalt or it can be installed
by torching, cold adhesive, or self-stick applied. In 1997 modified bitumen roofing represented 19% or the New roofing
market and 24.% of the Re-roofing market. |
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| LiveRoof® Vegetative Roofing |
"GREEN" roof covering beautifies while protecting the roof from the elements and provides remarkable barrier to summer's heat and winter's cold. |
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| EPDM Single-Ply Rubber Roofing |
Developed in the 60's, a sheet of rubber is applied by Loose Laid with gravel Ballast, Adhered with contact adhesive or hot
asphalt and mechanically fastened with screw and plates. In 1997 EPDM roofing represented 30.3% or the New roofing market
and 22.9% of the Re-roofing market. |
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