What happens when an older low slope roof starts to deteriorate?
This roof on Bainbridge Island has an older torch down membrane, and our estimator points out a noticeable sign of wear: the reflective coating on the surface is flaking and coming off.
Torch down roofing is commonly used on low slope applications, but like any roofing material, it can deteriorate with age and exposure. When the surface begins breaking down, it’s worth having the entire membrane evaluated to determine its remaining condition and whether repairs or replacement may be needed.
Have an older low slope or torch down roof? An inspection can help identify problems before they become bigger repairs.