VaproShield designs and manufactures high performance, building envelope protective solutions creating a total solution-based approach. Our purpose is to contribute to our customers' success, empowering them with advanced solutions that redefine the essence of envelope protection and efficiency.

Leveraging over 20 years of experience in moisture management solutions in the wall assembly and embracing new talent, VaproShield has expanded into the commercial roofing industry with our innovative solutions.

This initiative is underscored by our pioneering self-drying technology, aimed at transforming moisture management within roofing assemblies, thereby enhancing structural durability, energy efficiency, and performance. As a leader in permeable vapor retarders, our SlopeShield Plus line caters to both steep and low slope roofing needs, setting new benchmarks in moisture management and air infiltration.

Our commitment to sustainability, efficiency and excellence drives us to innovate and improve the roofing landscape, ensuring our solutions epitomize quality and reliability. In line with our vision to "Contribute to our customers' success by revolutionizing the built world through innovative, sustainable building envelope protective solutions," we invite you to join our journey. Together, we aim to redefine industry standards, aligning our efforts to create a more sustainable and efficient built environment.

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Managing Roofing Risks: Air and Vapor Control

Every year, contractors install millions of square feet of commercial roofing for both new construction and re-roofing projects. Traditionally, low-slope roofing systems have prioritized vapor restriction over air tightness. In this newly accredited AIA presentation, we will delve into the advancements in air barrier technology and permeable vapor retarder membranes, and their influence on building performance.

This webinar aims to equip you with the insights needed to make informed choices between air/vapor barriers and permeable vapor retarders for low-slope roofing, enhancing your proficiency in creating resilient and sustainable building envelopes.

Learning Objectives:

1. Recognize when, where, and why to use an air barrier vs. vapor barrier vs. vapor permeable retarder in low-slope roofing applications.

2. Describe the technology changes of low-slope roofing systems over time and their importance to building performance.

3. Gain clarity on how building science fundamentals, specifically heat, air, and moisture management, influence both energy efficiency and compliance with regulatory requirements.

4. Identify how to mitigate common issues from moisture and air movement that impact occupant’s health and safety.

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SlopeShield Plus Self-Adhered

• SlopeShield Plus SA can be installed on:
  • Roof applications with a minimum slope of 1/4: 12 in both commercial and residential applications
  • Mass timber roof deck/floor deck as the structure is erected
• Self-drying technology facilitates damp substrate (insulation, concrete, wood, etc.) drying, allowing for component reuse in reroof applications
• Fully self-adhered, aggressive, patented, pressure-sensitive adhesive is protected by a siliconized release film, which is removed during installation 
• Exceptional air barrier and permeable vapor retarder, curbs air leakage and manage moisture within the building envelope
• Transitions to an air barrier and permeable vapor retarder within the finished roof assembly, greatly reducing condensation 
• Code compliant, engineered to meet/exceed standards set forth in IECC and IBC. 
• 6 months of UV and climate exposure prior to roof system installation 
• Tough, durable, and Slip Resistant - With Excellent Traction for Installers
• Primerless application 
• Suitable for All Climates and Geographic Locations, Including Extreme Temperature Areas
• 20-Year Material Warranty

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Reroof With Self-Drying Technology

A typical low slope roof consists of a roof covering, insulation layer, and structural deck leading to trapped moisture within the roof assembly. Conventional roofing practices call for the removal of the entire roof assembly which leads to disruptions for occupants and increased overall cost.

1. Tear off aged roof covering.
2. Install SlopeShield Plus SA allowing damp substrates to dry.
3. Work continues on reroofing with robust weather protection installed.
4. Building remains occupied.
5. Install new insulation layer and roof covering.

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Latest Podcasts

Dan Clancy - Moisture Control: What you Need to Know

In this episode of Roofing Road Trips®, Karen Edwards sits down with Dan Clancy to discuss the challenge of controlling moisture in a roofing assembly. The conversation introduces SlopeShield® Plus SA, a game-changing, permeable vapor retarder roofing membrane designed to integrate seamlessly into your roofing assembly. Dan teaches us what ...
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CHris Meyer: Shield and Dry with one Membrane

S6:E73 In this episode of Roofing Road Trips®, Heidi J. Ellsworth sits down with Chris Meyer from VaproShield to discuss their launch into the commercial roofing industry. Chris tells Heidi about VaproShield and their decision to offer their innovative products to roofing contractors. The discussion then shifts to one product in ...
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Latest Webinars

Designing Rough Openings for Proper Drainage and Drying

Rough openings will leak - learn how to properly sequence rough opening installation materials and allow the “leaks” to drain out and away from the building structure. Credit: 1LU Hour, 1 IIBEC CEH Class Code: AIACESVS301 Host: Scott Wood Download the course overview. Register today!
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A Contemporary Approach to Successful Stucco Wall Assemblies

This course covers the history of stucco through the modern inclusion of a ventilated rainscreen system. It examines the importance of incorporating a continuous air barrier, free drainage and vented concealed moisture barrier in solving moisture damage. Credit: 1LU Hour / 1 IIBEC CEH Class Code: AIACESVS305 Host: Scott Wood Download the course overview. Register ...
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Mass Timber Moisture Protection Strategies Through Construction and Occupancy

1 LU/HSW Hour, 1 IIBEC CEH, AIACESVS310 Mass timber offers challenges and benefits as a construction material. This course reviews the critical importance of creating a moisture protection strategy to preserve the beauty of the wood and reduce liability and structural damage. Learn more and review the learning objectives. Register today!
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