Tough Roof

The TOUGHROOF flat roofing system was designed over 4 generations, since 1951 by the Sheridan family in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Four generations of flat roofing in Canada has taught them what works in flat roofing and what doesn't.

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Serving Southern Ontario for over 150 years, hot asphalt roof systems or Built Up Roof Systems (BUR) have been used to keep the elements out of buildings with flat and low sloped roofs. BUR Systems use several layers of hot asphalt and a reinforcing material, including a pea gravel sunscreen.

This reliable and long lasting roof system, when installed correctly, has the longest service life of any flat roofing system on the market today. Some BUR Systems have lasted as long as 50 years. To date no one has improved upon the service life expectancy of a BUR flat roof system, until now.

The TOUGHROOF flat roofing system is a traditional BUR multi-ply hot asphalt roof system with highly improved materials in its makeup, making it the highest performance roof on the market today.

We offer a free thermal scan of your flat roof is a non-evasive diagnostic tool that will pinpoint problem areas by localizing areas to be repaired, often saving you thousands of dollars in unnecessary costs. Thermal imaging or “thermography” is a technique in which, a thermal gun is used to photograph and measure temperature variations in residential, industrial and commercial roofs. Everything emits heat energy in a portion of the energy spectrum, this energy is invisible to the human eye. Thermal imagers or thermal cameras can not only record this heat energy, but can also accurately measure the temperature variations of building materials. These