FLAT ROOF SYSTEMS
Modified Bitumen Roofing System
Modified Bitumen (MB) roofing is an asphalt-based, close cousin of the Built-up-Roof (BUR) designed for buildings with low-slope or “flat” roof structures. Engineered modified bitumen roofing membranes originated in Europe in the mid 1960′s and have been used successfully in the United States and Canada since approximately 1975. Modified Bitumen Roofing Systems are designed to withstand harsh exposure to extreme environmental elements. With five layers of protection, it’s one of the most trusted flat roofing systems used in the industry today.
LEARN MOREGarden Roofing System
A roof garden is any garden on the roof of a building. The ultimate choice for eco-friendly “green” roof installations is the Garden Roofing System. Combining the waterproofing power of TPO roofing membrane with the natural beauty of hearty vegetation décor, your roof can have the best of both worlds: green and durable. Garden Roofs not only save energy, they offer a whole host of related advantages for your existing or planned facility. They can be combined with a GAF PlazaDeck system to create not only an energy-saving system, but an outdoor deck, patio, or other functional area- it’s like adding an extra floor to your property at a fraction of the normal cost.
LEARN MORESingle-ply Membrane Roofing System (TFO,PVC)
TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) Single-Ply Membrane Roofing has been available for more than 15 years. It has gained popularity as roofers and building owners alike have learned about its superior resistance to weathering and reliable heat-welded seams.
LEARN MOREFoam Roofing System
Best Roofing will not install a Foam Roofing System. It is costly, unreliable and fails too often in the extremes of our Florida climate.
LEARN MOREBuilt-up Roofing System
Built-Up Membrane Roofing Systems (BUR) are actually as simple as they sound. They’re fabricated with layers of bitumen with alternating plies of reinforced felts. The simplistic layer design gives this unique membrane outstanding water and weathering resistance.
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