Prepare the base
We address the approved deck, insulation, and substrate work before the first membrane layer is placed.
A strong modified bitumen roof is built layer by layer, with each course tied into the next.
Hail King focuses on the work that helps a bitumen roof last: preparing the base, securing each layer, and finishing the details around drains and equipment.

★★★★★“The quality of the work is top-notch, and I have complete confidence in the new roof.”Ross Syrett · Google review
Modified bitumen is a reinforced, asphalt-based membrane for low-slope roofs. It is commonly installed as a multi-ply system, so the base, membrane layers, and finished surface work together.
The first step is understanding what is already there. We inspect the existing roof and the layers beneath it so the new system has a suitable base.
Once we understand the roof, we put the assembly in writing: which materials we will use, how many layers are needed, and how they will be secured.

★★★★★“They jumped through hoops, made unanticipated repairs, and always quickly and cheerfully responded to questions and requests.”Diane Leicht · Google review

SBS- and APP-modified membranes are not interchangeable. Application choices can also include self-adhered, cold-applied, heat-welded, mechanically fastened, or hot-applied systems, depending on the product and project.
We match the specified system to the roof condition, building use, access limits, and manufacturer requirements.
Layered protection only works when the courses are placed and bonded as one assembly. Clean laps, consistent attachment, and compatible materials matter from the open field to the roof edge.
We pay close attention at drains, curbs, penetrations, walls, and equipment because these transitions interrupt the main roof surface.

★★★★★“They helped me manage the project while I was out of town.”David D'Amato II · Google review
We address the approved deck, insulation, and substrate work before the first membrane layer is placed.
The crew installs the specified base and cap sheets with the approved attachment or bonding method.
Seams, laps, drains, curbs, penetrations, and perimeter transitions are checked before handoff.
Before closeout, we review the finished roof for secure laps, completed flashing, clear drainage, and consistent work around equipment and edges.
Your property team receives project photos, completed-scope documentation, and guidance for future inspections and rooftop access.
Finished lapsDrainage reviewProject photosAccess guidance
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Hail King works with offices, retail centers, warehouses, multifamily properties, and other commercial buildings across Dallas and nearby DFW communities.
Tell us about the building, the existing roof, and how the property operates. We will inspect the assembly and explain the practical next step.
Call (682) 235-2880