Main Page
Main Page
RCABC Roofing Practices Manual (RPM)
Official manual of the RoofStar Guarantee Program
Official manual of the RoofStar Guarantee Program
Table of Contents
Division A: Scope, Use of Standards, and Guarantee
- Standards for Waterproofing Roof Systems
- "SBS" Systems
- EPDM Systems
- TPO Systems
- PVC Systems
- Hot Fluid-applied Rubberized Asphalt
- "BUR" Systems
- Standards for Water-Shedding Roof Systems
- Metal Panel (ASM) Systems
- Asphalt Shingle Systems
- Cedar Systems
- Tile Systems
- Slate Systems
- Standards for Grade-level Waterproofing Systems
- All Systems
- Other Services
- Integrity Scan and ELD Service Providers
- RCABC Affiliate Members
- Wind Uplift Testing Organizations
Division D: Construction Details
- Roof Waterproofing Systems
- "SBS" Systems
- EPDM Systems
- TPO Systems
- PVC Systems
- Water-Shedding Roof Systems
- Metal Panel (ASM) Systems
- Asphalt Shingle Systems
- Cedar Systems
- Tile Systems
- Slate Systems
- Grade-level Waterproofing Systems
- All Systems
- Other Details
- Linear Metal Flashings
Division E: General Information
- Information Centre
- Roof Maintenance
- Conversion Tables and Charts
- Metric and Standard Measurements (Symbols and Guidelines)
- Additional Standards for Materials
- Health & Safety
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- References
Updates and Revisions
Last Update: February 1, 2023
The Roofing Practices Manual (RPM) is the official repository of Standards necessary to qualify roof and grade-level waterproofing projects for a RoofStar Guarantee.
The RPM is revised at least three times per calendar year. Yellow highlighted text indicates a change to the Manual within the past twelve months, and remains in effect for one full year (365 days).
For a summary of each update catalogued since 2010, use the Technical Updates button above.
Wind Uplift Resource Centre
for Roof Waterproofing Systems
for Roof Waterproofing Systems
Wind Load Calculators (NRC)
Tested Assembly Report Library (CSA-A123.21)
© RCABC 2023
No reproduction of this material, in whole or in part, is lawful without the expressed permission of the RCABC.