TPO Roofing System

TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin) has become the most popular commercial roofing membrane in America for good reason. Its combination of heat-welded seams, energy efficiency, and cost-effectiveness makes it an excellent choice for new construction and re-roofing projects.

System Features

Heat-welded seams stronger than membrane
Energy Star rated reflectivity
UV and chemical resistant
Multiple attachment options
Available in 45, 60, and 80 mil
20-30 year warranty options
White, tan, and gray colors
Recyclable material

Key Benefits

  • Up to 30% reduction in cooling costs
  • Excellent puncture and tear resistance
  • Low maintenance requirements
  • Environmentally friendly
  • Cost-effective installation

Ideal Applications

Office buildings
Retail centers
Warehouses
Manufacturing facilities
Healthcare facilities

Installation Process

Installation begins with removing the existing roof (if applicable) and preparing the deck. We install polyiso insulation to achieve the specified R-value.

TPO membrane is rolled out and positioned. Seams are heat-welded using robotic welding equipment for consistent, watertight seams that are stronger than the membrane itself.

Penetrations, edges, and details are sealed with pre-formed TPO accessories. Final inspection ensures all seams and details meet manufacturer specifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a TPO roof last?
Quality TPO installations typically last 25-30 years with proper maintenance. We offer manufacturer warranties up to 30 years on our TPO systems.
Is TPO or EPDM better?
Both are excellent choices with different advantages. TPO offers better energy efficiency and welded seams. EPDM has a longer track record and lower material cost. We can help you choose.
What thickness TPO should I choose?
We typically recommend 60-mil TPO for most commercial applications. 80-mil is available for high-traffic or demanding environments.

Install TPO Roofing

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Questions About TPO Roofing?

Our experts can help you determine if this system is right for your building.

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