In this video I show you how to repair buckles on an asphalt roof. Buckles are caused by not rolling out the roofing membrane to let it relax (stretch) in the sun, this is very important to do. If you try to install a cold membrane it will expand and contract causing buckles to form. It’s always best to install these types of roofs when the weather is warm the membrane is much more pliable and will install much better during warm days.
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