Chicagoland Roofing Council Professional Contractors are partnered with their educated workforce to provide and maintain Roofing, Waterproofing and Air Barrier Systems. Chicagoland Roofing Council Professional Contractors have the experience, technical, operational and financial resources to get the job done right. Chicagoland Roofing Council Professional Contractors Lead the industry in Garden Vegetative Roofs, Light Color and Reflective Roofs, Pavers, Photovoltaic Solar Panels, and anything else that happens on the Roof, Below Grade Waterproofing and Air Barriers for Wall Assemblies.
Single ply roofs were developed in the late 1960's and commercialized in the 1970's. The Single Ply Roofs are ballasted, mechanically attached or adhered to insulation or other substrates. Single ply materials provide one ply of material to protect the building instead of the multiple layers in a built up or modified bitumen roof membrane. Single Ply Roofing is made of a variety of chemical compounds from EPDM to PVC, TPO, KEE and more. The single ply material can be installed as a smooth surface (mechanically fastened or adhered), or ballasted with at least 10 lbs/sf of large round river rock.
Professional Chicagoland Roofing Council contractor roofing technicians understand the complexity of all types of roofing and get the installation done right the first time. Contact a CRC Contractor that has the equipment, workforce and technology to get your roof done right. Most slate roofing contractors believe that slate is one of the finest roofing materials that can be used for a roofing system. It is one of the most aesthetically pleasing and durable roofing materials available. Many slate roofs in existence today have lasted well over a hundred years.
Built-Up Roofing consists of layers of asphalt or coal-tar pitch, (bitumen) hot or cold applied using mops, machines or squeegee applied in between layers of a reinforcing plies, fabric, felt or mat. The reinforcing is rolled into the bitumen for stability and reinforcement. There can be 3, 4 and 5 layers, of bitumen and plies used to provide a thick, redundant, long lasting assembly. Each layer adds waterproofing and longevity. Also, known as the 'Tar and Gravel Roof', the built-up roof membrane (BUR) assembly was invented in Chicago shortly after the Great Fire of 1871 by a CRC Contractor Member family who is still in business today.
Chicagoland Roofing Council Roofing, Waterproofing and Air Barrier Contractor firms have embraced the quality process through years of experience, resulting in efficient, economical operations. The resulting efficiency savings are passed on to the building owner and finished project through the very competitive and value based systems. Professional Roofing Contractor Firms offer value that is both economical and high in quality resulting in life cycle costs that are attractive to building owners and managers.
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