Miami Airport Hotel in South Miami, Florida, requiring more than 30,000 square feet of new roof underlayment.
Maxx Leverage Roofing & Restoration is a licensed roofing company with more than two decades of experience operating out of Idaho, Oregon, Florida, Louisiana, and Alabama. This veteran-owned company offers roof repairs, reroofing, and roof replacement services for residential and commercial properties and specializes in emergency disaster relief for survivors needing temporary roofing and tree and debris removal.
The Challenge
When Maxx Leverage contractor and long-time Polyglass customer James Moore learned about Polyglass’s Polystick XFR, a dual-purpose, fire-resistant, and self-adhered waterproofing underlayment, at a Polyschool session, he was so impressed with the product’s innovative qualities he chose to use it for his next big project, on the Hyatt House Miami Airport Hotel in South Miami, Florida, requiring more than 30,000 square feet of new roof underlayment.
The Solution
“The contractor chose the superior protection of the Polystick XFR self-adhered (SA) underlayment waterproofing system,” says John Massengill, independent sales representative for Polyglass. “XFR was selected for the advanced Burn-Shield Technology with maximum fire-resistance properties delivered in one single layer installed as part of the metal roof assembly (unlike conventional fire barrier systems requiring a secondary fire barrier to achieve the UL Class A Fire Rating for Combustible Decks).”
Polystick XFR qualifies for up to a 30-year warranty backed by the Polyglass protection guarantee.” The product uses Adeso dual-compound self-adhered technology for efficiency. XFR’s slip-resistant film surface can be exposed for up to 180 days. With a temperature resistance of up to 265°F, Polystick XFR is ideally suited for high-temperature systems such as steel and copper roofing. Polystick XFR helps achieve a UL Class A Fire Rating in a single layer instead of typical solutions requiring multiple layers.
Project Details
CLIENT:
M3 Roofing
PRODUCT USED:
- Polyglass Polystick XFR
Spring 2023 Back Issue
$4.95 – $5.95
Crack Repair For Foundations
Waterproofing in High Humidity
Drainage Boards and Footing Drains
Residential Basement Waterproofing
Case Study 1: The Hyatt House Miami
Case Study 2: Bowed Block Wall Repair
Case Study 3: Miami’s Brickell View Terrace Apartments
Description
Description
Crack Repair For Foundations
By Vanessa Salvia
Different repair methods are used based on whether
the cracks affect the structural integrity or not.
Waterproofing in High Humidity
By Vanessa Salvia
High humidity does affect some aspects of waterproofing, and here’s what you have to keep in mind.
Drainage Boards and Footing Drains
By Vanessa Salvia
Water seepage into a building’s foundation is one of the biggest threats to structural integrity.
Residential Basement Waterproofing
By Holly Richards-Purpura
Addressing a nasty crawl space and a damp, leaking basement before selling a home.
Case Study 1: The Hyatt House Miami
The Hyatt House Miami Airport Hotel in South Miami, Florida, required more than 30,000 square feet of Polystick XFR roof underlayment.
Case Study 2: Bowed Block Wall Repair
A contractor from EcoSpect used Rhino Carbon Fiber’s Bowed Wall Repair Kits to reinforce a CMU basement wall.
Case Study 3:
Miami’s Brickell View Terrace Apartments
M3 Roofing complete a 6,000-square-foot re-roof project using a self-adhered, multi-ply roofing system from Polyglass.
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