Siplast

Siplast is a recognized leader in the development and manufacture of SBS-modified bitumen roofing membranes Paradiene and Veral and Teranap geomembrane.

09/01/2026

Golden Empire Roofing & Construction recently completed a 13,000 sq ft roof renovation at Queens College's Gertz Hall, spanning two roof levels. The project featured a complete tear-off and installation of a sloped Siplast Paradiene® system engineered to optimize drainage, strengthen the building envelope, and provide long-term waterproofing.

Nice work on this one.

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08/31/2026

Featured in Roofing Contractor:

See how a customized Siplast hybrid roofing system helped preserve the historic Mecklenburg County District Attorney's Office while meeting the challenges of a complex restoration. The project demonstrates how thoughtful system design can protect historic structures without compromising long-term performance.

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08/26/2026

In his latest RISE blog article, Tom Stuewe, Senior Product Manager at Siplast, explains why PMMA technology continues to outperform traditional flashing methods for complex roof details. From seamless application and UV stability to long-term durability, Tom breaks down the material science behind solutions that help improve waterproofing continuity across the building envelope.

Read the full article: http://spr.ly/6187BEFfYb

08/21/2026

The most complex, most iconic buildings can't settle for standard.

Siplast delivers a premium enclosure from a single source: roof, wall, and below-grade, engineered as one continuous system. It's why architects specify Siplast for landmark restorations, data centers, and high-rise towers alike, where protection should come from one manufacturer.

08/19/2026

The strongest building enclosure designs don't treat the roof and walls as separate systems.

Leigh Moreno, Product Manager at Siplast, explains why greater continuity across the building envelope can help simplify specification, improve coordination, and support long-term performance. As projects become more complex, taking a unified approach to roof and wall assemblies can make a meaningful difference from design through installation.

Explore Leigh's perspective and learn more about Siplast WALLcontrol™: http://spr.ly/6183BEF45R

08/17/2026

Every project tells a story, and we want to see yours.

Whether you're installing a new system, tackling a unique detail, or showcasing a completed project, your work helps highlight the craftsmanship and expertise that drive our industry forward.

Share your photos using for a chance to be featured on our social channels and inspire fellow roofing professionals.

We can't wait to see what you're building next.

08/14/2026

Jim Kirby, AIA, shares his insights for high-performance building solutions in our latest blog.

A high-performance enclosure relies on four continuous control layers: water, air, thermal, and v***r. An Air and Water-Resistive Barrier (AWB) combines two of them into a single layer, minimizing unwanted air movement and reducing on-site labor while transitioning cleanly into the roofing and waterproofing systems around it.

When these systems work together, buildings are better equipped to meet energy efficiency requirements.

Learn more about our building enclosure solutions: http://spr.ly/6182BEFNgj

08/12/2026

Message system featured on this exposed rooftop waterproofing project by Construction . Rather than being buried beneath pavers or landscaping, the reinforced Siplast PMMA membrane stays exposed, delivering a seamless, fully bonded finish with clean detailing around every corner, pe*******on, and change in plane, all while standing up to long-term UV.

Thank you to Renewal Construction for sharing the project, and for the craftsmanship evident in every overlap, corner, and termination.

08/10/2026

A high-performing building enclosure depends on more than insulation alone. It requires a continuous thermal barrier system that minimizes heat transfer, reduces thermal bridging, and supports long-term building performance. As energy codes evolve and efficiency expectations increase, understanding these fundamentals is more important than ever.

In the first installment of a new Building Enclosure blog series, Daniel Overbey, AIA, LEED Fellow, explores the principles behind thermal barrier systems, explaining why continuity matters, how thermal bridging impacts performance, and what design professionals should consider when creating durable, energy-efficient enclosures. Read more here: http://spr.ly/6180BEF0UK

08/07/2026

Not all single-ply membranes are created equal, and understanding the differences is critical to designing roof systems that deliver long-term performance. In a recent article for Roofing Contractor, Peter Gross breaks down the fundamentals of single-ply roofing, exploring the key differences between PVC and TPO, how each system performs, and the factors that should influence material selection.

Read the article: http://spr.ly/6185BEFIqB

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