Roofing guide
Torch-on roofing is commonly used on suitable flat and low-slope applications. Performance depends on the full assembly and the details that manage water.
A membrane roof still needs positive drainage, suitable drains or edges and attention to low areas.
The surface below the membrane must support adhesion, detailing and long-term performance. Concealed deck damage may change the scope.
Most risk is concentrated where the membrane changes direction or meets another component.
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No. It is also used on garages, additions, patio covers and residential low-slope areas where suitable.
Localized repairs may be possible. The membrane condition, source of leakage and surrounding assembly need review.
No. Drainage should still move water away. Persistent ponding can increase exposure and maintenance needs.
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