The Purpose of Asphalt Emulsion in Fluid Applied Reinforced Roofing System (FARR) The asphalt emulsion in the Fluid Applied Reinforced Roofing (FARR) System is a key component in constructing the membrane. These layers consist of one flood coat and two
Read MoreReroofing a Built-Up Roofing System Built-up roofing systems (BUR systems) began being used in America more than 100 years ago. In many ways, you could say they are predecessors to the Fluid Applied Reinforced Roofing Systems (FARR systems). They are
Read MoreRoof Repair: FARR System vs. Single Ply If you are having issues with your current roof, you may be in the market to get repairs or have a reroofing done. There are many options to choose from for commercial roofs
Read MoreOur Factory on Your Roof Roofing materials go through a transformation process, starting as a liquid and ending up as a solid cover over our heads. Other commercial roofing materials, such as single-ply, are made of synthetic thermoplastic, polymers, and
Read MoreHow Do You Know When You Need Reroofing Service? Keeping your roof in good condition is one of the most important aspects of maintaining a commercial building. The roof of a building is essential to protect the interior from weather
Read MoreWhat the Polyester Fabric in Fluid Applied Reinforced Roofing System (FARR) Does Polyester fabric is an essential component in Fluid Applied Reinforced Roofing Systems (FARR). The fabric is a type of synthetic fiber that is designed to be strong, durable,
Read MoreOld Asphalt Roofs vs. Modern-Day Asphalt Emulsion Roofs Asphalt has been used on commercial flat or low-sloped roofs for decades. In the past, the asphalt would be applied to the roof with a broom or mop. This process was called
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