SAT (Self Adhering Technology) TPO Roofing System 

Yeah I know right? Haha

John B Don't worry too much about losing man hours with peel & stick single plys because they are only good for new construction where man hours are low to start with ,it's impossible to use these peel n stick systems on a pitch or asphalt roof tear off because the dust contaminates the field sheet .

@@michaelledford4751 I agree to an extent. The prep work gets extensive after a tear off. Unless you're putting on a thick separator such as I do with board, it can get complicated. However it can still be better than other adhered options. The main factor to consider shouldn't be price but resistance to uplift

WHO GIVES A FUCK

Thank you

Hard hat doesn't make you a professional

Also, most EM regulated sites require a hard hat at all times EXCEPT in areas noted in the Active Hazard Analysis prior. It's good practice for commercial installers

I was a home builder in the 90s. No hard hats. We had dangerous tools to we were professionals. This is modern bullshit EPA safety bulshit.

It is made for residential and commercial HOWEVER their warranties for residential are excessively minimalistic and it gets expensive fast

jr260551 you attack it against the knee wall

i know see that lots now with TPO, other rubber roofs EPDM etc . SBS torch down no cant strip . myself im a firm believer in cant strip

frank no you have to at least install 1/4 inch secure rock on top of that or use a flies spec roll so you can go over it . Robles roofing company in oxnard California any question happy to ansewar them

Correct. The SAT will stick to the insulation but the seams are heat-welded to ensure that the roof is water proof.

Thank you & this is a very helpful video. I asked because we had some apartments roofed & the "roofers" used epdm glue, no insulation or slope. They caulked down the boots. Needless to say, it is coming apart & leaking. This is what happens when your "roofers" have no clue!

Lee, I am sorry this happened! We are glad you found this video helpful...we want to post educational videos like this so that the same situation you faced does not happen too often.

I'm a retired roofing contractor. I'm curious as to what happened to hot mop roofing?

Lee Cooper as a proud member of Roofers & Waterproofers local 149 I would suggest that in the future you do NOT hire roofers from the phone book or Craigslist ,instead contact your closest Roofers Union local and ask them for contact information where you can speak with representitaves from manufacturers like Carlisle, Firestone ,Versico , Johns Manville ,Tremco ,The Garland Co etc and they will supply you with a list of certified roofing contractors in your area ,you can even have an inspector from these material manufacturers inspect the roofing while it's being installed to assure quality ,and when the job is finished the manufacturer will again send an inspector to check the finished product for even the slightest deficiency and make the contractor repair all substandard work ,if you hire a union roofing contractor it's nearly 100% certain that contractor will be manufacturer certified in all systems they install . On top of being a Journeyman Waterproofer for over 30 yrs im also the owner of 67 rental properties ,4 of which are apartment buildings with flat roofs ,all but 1 building I've installed TPO except 1 and that building required a Coal tar pitch 5 ply hot BUR .

Well if you don't have work going on above your head then maybe a meteor or airplane not sure so go put on a hard hat it will make you look professional