Quality Built Up Roofing in NYC

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– Built Up Roofing is a type of composite material that provides protection against leaks.

– Built up roofs are installed by attaching the “wearing course” to a deck or substrate, then applying a layer of bituminous felt from one edge. This process is repeated until there is enough wearing surface that will protect the inner materials and provide good protection against leaks.

– The benefits of Built Up Roofing include being affordable when it comes to installation, they don’t need a lot of maintenance, it is easy to repair and replace. Built Up Roofing also has the ability to withstand extreme temperatures such as heatwaves and cold snaps.

Built-up roofing may be retrofitted on existing buildings or installed new construction. The base sheet should have good adhesion properties for attachment to the substrate or deck. Built-up roofs are generally only used for flat roofs, as they cannot be installed on sloped roofs due to their need of a solid base sheet and bituminous felt.