Cold-Applied BUR

Overview

Cold-applied Built-Up Roofing (BUR) achieves a multi-ply waterproofing assembly without hot mopping or open-flame torching — making it the preferred system wherever fire code or institutional policy prohibits hot work on the roof. Multiple layers of reinforcing fabric are embedded in cold-applied asphalt adhesive, creating a redundant, monolithic membrane. Evangel installs cold-applied BUR on occupied institutional buildings, hospitals, and public works projects where safety compliance and zero-disruption installation are non-negotiable.

Key Benefits

• No open flame or hot kettle — compliant with no-hot-work building policies
• Multi-ply redundancy: if one layer is compromised, underlying plies maintain waterproofing
• Excellent puncture resistance from the reinforced multi-ply assembly
• Compatible with aggregate, gravel, or cap-sheet surface finishes
• Minimal disruption to building occupants during installation
• Tested and approved for occupied institutional facilities

Best Suited For

K-12 schools, universities, hospitals, government buildings, occupied facilities with strict fire safety policies, and public works projects.