Top 3 Rubber Flat Roofs: TPO, EPDM Rubber, and Modified Bitumen. Which is the best?

[@MexicanJewelry]

Well is amazing to me how you guys explain to us how all times of roofs performance thank you for very good information

[@nathanaelwhite7769]

Very good video. Thanks for making this.

[@IWBVS]

how does modified bitumen handle big puddles? Are all MB two ply or do we need to ask for a specific MM?

[@kawasaki32]

20 years fitting epdm and never had a leak the roofs your looking at are not installed correctly.

[@dollysamino2581]

You don't know what the fuck you talking about

[@joeshulman2501]

You didn't even screw down the base sheet? Or sandwich the edge-metal

[@Pappington101]

Thanks, you just saved me a bunch of money.

[@0113674]

I like your video thank you for Sharing .

[@RooferNews]

thanks for the explanation. very helpful

[@rozicapreda6382]

It is a subjective presentation! If installed correctly, an EPDM roof lasts a lifetime! Of course it must be maintained in time! Do not deny that 2 thick layers of bituminous membranes are very good on rigid structures! On elastic structures EPDM is the basis !!!! I do not agree with mounting directly on the gravel layer for a circulating roof!

[@outbackbuildingsplus2964]

Can a modified bitumen roof by used on an RV roof and if so where can I find examples of that? I don’t care if I weighs more cause my RV has an aluminum frame

[@FlatRoofDoctor]

Yes you can use Modified Bitumen. Any Roofing supply place like ABC Building Supply and Allied Building Supply or Beacon Roofing will carry it.

[@mattweatherly9277]

You really have no idea what you are talking about.

[@mpwalshjr]

Anybody pushing torch down knows nothing about commercial roofing. Also., why the hell did you not vac or get rid of all the loose stone?! BAD roofing practices

[@FlatRoofDoctor]

Anyone that pushes anything else are clueless. 2 Ply APP 180 from Firestone or GAF Torch Down will outlast any other roof system. EPDM rubber and TPO (Thermoplastic) roofs are to thin and barely get 15 years without any trouble. Then you ask why not vacuum the loose stone. If you do that, then you create an uneven surface because some of the stone is stuck to the tar. I rather rake the stone and get rid of big rocks and twigs making it relatively smooth. If we did what you think what should be done, then you will have such an uneven surface because of stone embedded in the tar, it would become unpractical to install. Then you will need a recovery soft board or Isso board to smooth out the surface. If you havn't installed Torch Down roofs and havn't had the opportunity to go over stone, then you should not show your inexperience by opening your mouth. Post a link of where you are busy installing a roof. i would like to see.

[@daveybphotography]

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