The Roll Roofing Product With Over 101 Uses

By Evelyn Witterholt. 

Meet Peel & Seal®, the revolutionary roll roofing product that is as durable as it is versatile. 

Having an all-in-one kind of material used on your roof isn’t just beneficial to your contractors. Waterproofing your roof is no easy task, so finding a product that is durable and highly effective is a win for everyone! So if you’ve ever wanted a self-stick roll roofing product for your roof, give Peel & Seal from MFM Building Products a try! 

Peel & Seal is a self-adhered roofing membrane that is made for commercial and low-slope residential roofs. It’s made up of high-density polymer films, rubberized asphalt and laminated aluminized foil. When applied, the membrane creates a highly durable and maintenance-free roofing surface that can be left exposed to the elements indefinitely.  

The product is also self-adhering and withstands the elements well. Not only is it weatherproof, but it also is equipped with a reflective surface that keeps buildings cool. Its pliable structure offers a secure seal for roof spots that are prone to leaks. The Peel & Seal also comes with a 10-year warranty, which can give you peace of mind. 

Amongst the 101+ waterproofing uses the Peel & Seal offers, here are 10 of the most valuable uses: 

• Low-slope whole roof coverage 

• Flashing around exterior penetrations like chimneys, vents, etc. 

• Gutter repair 

• Sealing seams on metal roof and insulated roof panel seams 

• Camper, RVS and trailer whole roof coverage or repairs 

• Flashing roof deck panel seams 

• Roof and parapet wall repair 

• General waterproofing membrane 

So for your next low-slope roofing or waterproofing project, consider recommending Peel & Seal to your contractor! It’s available in four colors and seven width sizes, so you’re sure to find the perfect use for whatever your project may be. 

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About Evelyn 

Evelyn works as a writer for RoofersCoffeeShop and AskARoofer. When she isn’t writing about roofing, she’s either at the gym lifting weights or curled up on the couch watching a movie.