PVC Roofing System
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) roofing offers the highest level of chemical resistance available in single-ply membranes. It's the premium choice for restaurants, food processing facilities, and any application where chemicals, grease, or other contaminants are present on the roof.
System Features
Heat-welded seams
Superior chemical resistance
Inherent fire resistance
High reflectivity
Multiple attachment options
30+ year warranty available
Resists oils, greases, and chemicals
Excellent flexibility
Key Benefits
- Best choice for chemical environments
- Outstanding fire performance
- Longer service life than TPO
- Energy efficient
- Low maintenance
Ideal Applications
Restaurants and commercial kitchens
Food processing facilities
Chemical plants
Hospitals and laboratories
High-chemical environments
Installation Process
PVC installation follows the same process as TPO — deck preparation, insulation installation, and membrane attachment.
Seams are heat-welded using the same robotic equipment. PVC welds are exceptionally strong and chemical-resistant.
All details are completed with PVC-specific accessories. The finished system provides a seamless, chemical-resistant surface.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I choose PVC over TPO?
Choose PVC if your roof is exposed to grease, oils, or chemicals — such as restaurants with rooftop exhaust fans. PVC resists these substances while TPO and EPDM can degrade.
Is PVC more expensive than TPO?
Yes, PVC typically costs 10-20% more than TPO. However, its superior chemical resistance and longer track record often justify the premium for appropriate applications.
How long does PVC roofing last?
PVC roofs routinely last 30+ years. The material has a longer track record than TPO, with many installations exceeding 35 years of service.
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