Torch on membranes offer several significant advantages for properties in British Columbia, particularly for flat and low-slope roofs in the volatile West Coast climate.

The primary benefits include:

Superior Waterproofing: The torch-applied modified bitumen system uses propane flames to seal multiple layers, creating a seamless waterproof barrier. This is specifically effective for Vancouver’s persistently rainy weather and prevents issues like pooling water and leaks.

Durability and Longevity: These membranes are designed to withstand coastal winds and variable precipitation. They offer robust protection for diverse structures, from urban high-rise commercial buildings to suburban residential homes.

Low Maintenance: Compared to other roofing types, torch on systems generally require reduced maintenance over time. They are resistant to UV degradation and are built to handle the heavy rainfall typical of the Lower Mainland.

Compliance and Efficiency: Torch on roofing meets critical BC building code standards for drainage and insulation. It provides superior durability in high-wind areas compared to alternatives like TPO and offers much stronger waterproofing for flat surfaces than standard asphalt shingles.