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Should all flat roof blisters be repaired? coming up next by your experts at SMC Group Roofing Service.

All roof blisters originate with the formation of a void, in either between the membrane layers or between the substrate and the membrane.
Deciding whether to cut out and repair, or simply monitor a blister should be based on facts not on a “make-work, got to keep the guys busy” system.
In general, it may be preferable to leave them undisturbed. A blister that keeps air in will keep water out. In any case, all roof repairs should always be documented including before and after pictures to justify repairs.
Here are some indications that can help determine the need to repair a blister:
• Excessive loss of gravel or surfacing exposing the membrane to UV rays.
• Damaged membrane surface.
• Blisters that have breaks, cracks, splits.
• Blisters that occur in areas of high traffic such as around of solar panels, HVAC units, access points or any area that requires maintenance.
• A blister that is popped, leaking or shown wet on the IR moisture scan.

Let’s take the guess work out of roofing and focus on proactive, transparent maintenance that helps to extend the service life of your roof in a cost-efficient way.

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