Roofing, Wall Panels, Rubber Linings
Elevate Modified Bitumen Roofing Systems provide architects, contractors, and building owners with the ability to design new roofs or re-roof systems that fit a variety of climates, environments, and applications. Material flexibility easily adapts to building movement while simple, economical installation options help save time and money.
But—what is BUR roofing exactly, and how can it offer such a variety of benefits?
As a system, built-up roofing (BUR) is a type of asphalt roofing that has been around for more than 100 years. It is one of the most common materials used on low-slope or flat roofs. Despite the system's established history, BUR technology continues to progress, especially in the hands of Elevate engineers, chemists, and technicians who develop and test the latest roofing advancements.
Features & Benefits:
EASY TO APPLY: Offered in Ply IV (4) and Ply VI (6) asphalt-impregnated roofing felts, which provide durability and ease of application.
DURABLE: Reinforced with a glass fiber mat, the felts are installed in multiple layers with hot asphalt and surfaced with a flood coat and aggregate or mineral-surfaced SBS membrane.
FLEXIBLE: System flexibility allows specifiers to select the cap sheet suited to job conditions and local installation practices.
STRONG: Thanks to its continuous sealed surface, built-up roofing effectively resists penetration from moisture. Built-up roofs also offer ultra-violet protection, fire-resistance, and minimal maintenance costs.