TPO Roofing

Cost Effective. TPO can be a desirable option because it has a relatively low price point. Compared to PVC, TPO offers comparable energy efficiency and ability to weld hot-air at a fraction of the cost of PVC.

Durability. TPO stands out as a robust roofing product, boasting resistance against tears, punctures, and the accumulation of dirt and mold. Beyond these qualities, TPO leads in flexibility among single-ply roofing membranes, efficiently managing the expansion and contraction of buildings. This flexibility accommodates a diverse range of options when dealing with the movement or settling of a structure.

Notably, TPO membranes, featuring hot air-welded seams, exhibit seam strength three times greater than conventional rubber roofs utilizing tape systems and six times greater than those with glued seams. This strength is particularly advantageous when securing rooftop supports to the membrane.

Energy Efficiency. TPO has UV resistant properties which eases cooling costs in warm months and climates. TPO not only meets, but exceeds the EPA Energy Star requirements.  This means that in the Summer, TPO will help keep your energy bill low while simultaneously helping the environment and keeping your home cool. The energy efficiency of TPO will definitely have an impact on the overall cost of the roof once you factor in energy savings.