Inspection and Installation
Each installation begins with a detailed assessment of the roof deck, insulation, and drainage. This review confirms the base supports a multi-layer system, identifying necessary adjustments for water flow and slope accuracy to help protect commercial buildings effectively under standard conditions.
After selecting an approved modified bitumen system, our team utilizes a heat-bonding process. High temperatures bond membrane seams and fuse flashing around edges and drains. This creates a cohesive weather-resistant covering with overlaps designed for the specific needs of low-slope Maryland buildings.
FAQs and Contact
Where is torch-down modified bitumen typically used?
It is typically used on low-slope commercial roofs where a durable, multi-layer system is required for ongoing weather resistance.
What basic maintenance does a torch-down roof need?
Maintenance includes routine inspections, removing surface debris, and confirming that drains and seams remain clear and appropriately sealed.
How does torch-down handle weather?
When installed following industry standards, the multiple bitumen layers and welded seams are designed to resist typical commercial exposure and wind.
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