WeatherMaster® self-adhesive underlayment features an SBS-modified asphalt membrane, providing a secondary layer of waterproofing protection against damage caused by extreme weather. This specialty underlayment is designed to go under several types of steep-slope roofing materials, including asphalt shingles, metal roofs and tile.
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For homeowners, shingles are the star of their new roof. But as most roofing contractors know, underlayment plays an important supporting role as the first layer of defense against leaks and is a crucial component of every roofing system. For veteran roofers, choosing the appropriate under...
Throughout most of the U.S., winter brings low temperatures that can last for many weeks. And while a fresh snowfall and a glittering display of icicles may be aesthetically pleasing to the eye, they can be a harbinger of destruction to a roof. If the roof and attic are not properly ventil...
Many contractors treat residential roofing as routine. However, whether a reroof or new construction, each project is infinitely complex and should be addressed as such by always accounting for weather and safety issues, as well as proper installation and customer service. One of the most ...
Carroll County Christian Work Camp in Eldersburg, MD, helps to repair and improve homes for individuals and families of inadequa...
Underlayment is crucial to protecting a roof from water penetration. Atlas Roofing offers several types of underlayment, which include its Summit® 60 and ...
When picking out a new roof, most homeowners are focused on shingles and potential curb appeal. However, as a roofing contractor, you know how vital underlayment is to a roofing system, providing shingles with the additional barrier they need to protect against leaks. But how do you know ...
For many decades, felt was the material of choice in the manufacturing of underlayment. However, recent advances in roofing materials technology and product development have produced synthetic underlayment, offering significant advantages to its traditional felt counterparts. Synthetic und...
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