California Contractors: This Underlayment Meets Class A Fire Code Fast
etting a Class A fire-rated roof in California just got WAY easier. If you’re a contractor or homeowner working in wildfire-prone areas, you know how complex and costly it can be to meet California’s strict building codes. But what if you could achieve Class A fire performance without extra materials like gypsum board?
Getting a Class A fire-rated roof in California just got WAY easier. If you’re a contractor or homeowner working in wildfire-prone areas, you know how complex and costly it can be to meet California’s strict building codes. But what if you could achieve Class A fire performance without extra materials like gypsum board? In this episode of Q&A Mondays®, metal roofing expert Thad Barnette sits down with Jeff Hock from Sheffield Metals to reveal a brand-new solution: Titanium® FR – a fire-rated underlayment designed to meet code, simplify installation, and reduce labor costs.
What you’ll learn:
✅What makes Titanium® FR different from standard underlayments
✅How it meets Class A requirements with just one or two layers
✅When to use 1 layer vs. 2 layers based on panel type (steel vs. aluminum)
✅Why it’s ideal for California projects near the coast or in wildfire zones
✅Warranty, exposure rating, and installation tips
👉 Call our La Mirada, CA branch for pricing and availability: 562-383-9800
