Built-Up roofing systems have been around for more than 100 years and are still being installed today. If installed correctly, this vintage classic can last decades. This roofing system is field fabricated with alternating layers of Bitumen and plies of reinforcing felts. Repeated layering in this roofing system, provides exceptional resistance to water and weathering. The finished surface can be left bare, covered with gravel, or topped with a variety of coatings. As a result, you’re left with a long-lasting, durable, and worry-free roofing system.
These roof systems often outlast their warranty term.
Long-term warranties are available to meet your specific needs.
This roofing system does not perform as well as others on the market when it comes to chemical resistance.
The hail resistance of built-up roofs has been known to be substantial especially when covered with loose and embedded gravel in an asphalt flood coat.
Built-up roofing systems exhibit exceptional resistance to the conduction of heat between the exterior and interior of a building when surfaced with the correct materials and per the manufacturer’s specifications.
Like other roofing systems, when installed over a specific deck and insulation, Class A fire ratings can be achieved.