Why Choose Us for your TPO Roofing Project
We have 10 years of experience with flat TPO roofs. We service Texas and Louisiana. We are certified through GAF and Duro-Last for TPO. We have jobs that range from small commercial franchises, oil change locations, car washes, restaurants, to large industrial sites, shopping centers, and commercial building projects. Please submit the free estimate form below to have one of our flat roofing experts contact you.
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Pros of TPO:
- Energy efficient, “Cool Roof” , reflective material
- Attractive, clean appearance
- Light weight, great for re-cover
- Installs quickly over a variety of substrates
- Tear-resistant and puncture resistant
- Resistant to animal fat grease, vegetable oils, and some hydrocarbon oils
- Highly Waterproof and virtually immune to ponding water in the non-seam areas
- Leaks are easy to find and repair compared to Built Up, ballasted, and some modified bitumen systems
- Seams are heat welded into monolithic membrane
Cons of TPO:
- It needs to be installed according to spec or there is a risk of wind uplift
Due to their structure, TPO roofing material is considered stronger than most due to its ability to reflect heat from the sun and being welded together using hot air and a liquid adhesive or self-adhering adhesive.
TPO roofing systems can be installed in any of the following ways:
- Fully adhered: The membrane is glued directly to polyiso insulation board or cover board using special TPO bonding adhesive. Seams are heat welded.
- Mechanically attached: The screws and chemically reactive plates are installed at specific intervals in the seams and in the field. The membrane is then bonded to the chemically reactive plates. This is more ideal for retrofit installation rather than metal applications.
- Mechanically attached in the seams: The TPO membrane is screwed to the deck in the seams only and adjacent sheets are lapped and welded which covers the fasteners.
