Torch-down modified bitumen roofing is a durable, asphalt-based roofing system designed for low-slope commercial roofs. It combines reinforced membranes with heat-welded seams to create a strong, watertight surface commonly used on commercial and industrial buildings.

Torch-down roofing relies on controlled heat to create a continuous waterproof barrier. While assemblies vary by building and specification, a typical system includes:
Once heated, the membrane fuses to the surface below, forming sealed seams and transitions.

Torch-down modified bitumen is a single-ply or multi-ply asphalt roofing system that uses sheets reinforced with polyester or fiberglass. During installation, heat is applied with a torch to melt the asphalt backing, bonding the membrane directly to the substrate and sealing seams.
This system is well-suited for low-slope roofs where flexibility, waterproofing, and seam integrity are critical.

Torch-down roofing is widely used because it offers a balance of durability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness:
Torch-down modified bitumen systems are available in different surface finishes depending on performance and appearance needs.
Smooth-surface membranes are often used as base layers or in protected assemblies and require an additional coating or surfacing.
Granulated cap sheets provide added UV protection and a finished appearance, making them a common choice for exposed commercial roofs.
Torch-down modified bitumen roofing is a solid option for commercial buildings that need reliable waterproofing, strong seam integrity, and a system designed for low-slope conditions. The right configuration depends on drainage, insulation needs, and how the roof is used.
A professional inspection helps determine whether torch-down modified bitumen is the right solution for your building and ensures the system is installed to perform long-term.

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