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The What, Where & Why of Liquid Applied Roofing

Understanding How Liquid Applied Roof Systems Can Support Your Project Goals

By Lindsay Lewis
The What, Where & Why of Liquid Applied Roofing
February 25, 2025

Building Enclosure was joined recently by Michael Popeck, the Northeast Design Manager of Building & Roofing Science for GAF, and Jon Wentworth, the Sr. Director of Liquids & Coatings for GAF, to chat about their webinar, "Going Seamless: The What, Where & Why of Liquid Applied Roofing."

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The What, Where & Why of Liquid Applied Roofing

Michael Popeck, the Northeast Design Manager of Building & Roofing Science for GAF, and Jon Wentworth, the Sr. Director of Liquids & Coatings for GAF, joined us to chat about their webinar, "Going Seamless: The What, Where & Why of Liquid Applied Roofing."

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Listen in as Michael and Jon discuss the components behind liquid applied roofs, the various liquid applied roofing technologies, and how the building code comes into play.

Learning Objectives

  • Identify the components that comprise a liquid applied roof.
  • Describe the differences and similarities among the types of liquid applied roofing technologies.
  • Cover how liquid applied roof systems comply with building code and other roof specification requirements.
  • Discuss the advantages of liquid applied roof systems and the types of projects that most benefit from them.

Register for this free webinar on March 18th at 2pm EST.

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Lindsay Lewis is the Editor for Building Enclosure magazine. She has been with the publication since 2013 and is a graduate of Central Michigan University. She can be reached at lewisl@bnpmedia.com.

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