The Flat Roof Doctor video archive shows real roof details and historical repair work. Use it to learn what to inspect, then consult current instructions for the material and product on your own roof.

What to check first

  • Identify the material shown and compare it with yours.
  • Separate a demonstration of installation from a safe localized repair.
  • Use current Bergstrom preparation and compatibility guidance when selecting a Bergstrom product.

Build a repair plan from evidence

  1. Record the pattern

    Note the indoor location, timing, rain direction, and whether water appears after the rain has stopped. Photos and a simple sketch help compare the symptom with the roof above.

  2. Inspect the likely entry points

    Check visible seams, flashing terminations, penetrations, drains, and wall details. Water can travel within an assembly, so the area directly above a stain is only a starting point.

  3. Match the scope to the damage

    A sound, dry surface with one confirmed defect may suit a localized repair. Wet insulation, soft decking, or repeated failures need investigation before another surface patch.

Watch the field examples

These archive demonstrations show individual projects. Use the current guidance above and Bergstrom’s published instructions if an older video shows a different product or method. Torch work shown in installation videos is professional work.

From the project archive

Rubber Roofing- Installing a two ply Torch Down Rubber roof over Tar and Gravel Roof
Historical project photo · Flat Roof Doctor
This is what a Completed Two Ply Rubber Roof looks like
Historical project photo · Flat Roof Doctor
Completed Two ply rubber roof in Westport, Connecticut
Historical project photo · Flat Roof Doctor

Product reference: Bergstrom Industries’ published knowledge catalog. Follow the latest product label and safety information. Historical project examples are educational and are not a specification for every roof.