Although PVC and TPO are often used interchangeably, they have some key differences. Both materials are suitable for flat or low-slope roofs, but TPO is generally the more cost-effective option. On the other hand, PVC is specifically designed for buildings that need enhanced protection against chemical exposure and is recognized as the most fire-resistant single-ply roofing material available today.

If you need PVC roofing services, give us a call today at (801) 907-5177 to consult with a local PVC roofing company.

Types of PVC Roofing Services We Offer

PVC Roof Inspections

If you suspect an issue with your TPO roofing system, an inspection can help determine what the problem might be. Regular roof inspections can help detect potential problems early, preventing damage to the rest of your building and ensuring you can implement the most effective solutions to maintain a watertight roof.

PVC Roof Repairs

PVC roofing systems can often be repaired, provided they were installed correctly and the damage is not severe. Repair options may include patching, applying coatings, and other methods to seal leaks and extend the lifespan of your existing roof.

PVC Roof Maintenance

While PVC roofing systems are generally low-maintenance, regular upkeep is essential for spotting potential issues early and maximizing the lifespan of your roof. Maintenance tasks may include sealing transitions around pipe jacks, clearing debris, cleaning drains, addressing wear from expansion and contraction, and more.

PVC Roof Replacement

If your PVC roof is beyond repair or has reached the end of its lifespan, replacement is the most effective way to safeguard your building in the long term. A new roof can also improve your building’s energy efficiency and help prevent minor issues from escalating into larger problems.

Benefits of PVC Roofing Systems

If you have a flat or low-slope roofing system, PVC is one of the top recommended single-ply materials. A few reasons for this include:

  • Energy Efficiency: PVC roofing is highly reflective, reducing heat absorption and helping to keep your building cooler. This can lead to lower energy costs and a more comfortable indoor environment.
  • Durability: Much like TPO roofing, PVC is built to withstand punctures, tears, and impact damage. It is highly resistant to extreme weather conditions, including high winds and heavy rain, ensuring long-lasting protection for your building. In addition to these benefits, PVC is also resistant to chemical and heat exposure.
  • Lifespan: A PVC roofing system has a lifespan of up to 35 years if a higher quality product is used.

Give us a call at (801) 907-5177 today to discuss options for your PVC roofing needs today.

Choosing the Right PVC Roofing Contractor

Deciding which PVC roofing company you are going to trust with your property is a big decision. Here are some things to consider when choosing a roofer:

  • Are they licensed and insured?

  • How long have they been in business?

  • Do they guarantee their work?

  • Do they offer manufacturer labor and material warrantees?

  • Can they show certificates of training?

  • ReRoofIt is fully licensed and insured.

  • 13 years and counting.

  • We provide 5-year workmanship guarantees on every job.

  • Warrantees through all the top roofing material providers.

  • Check out our certifications here.

Consulting an experienced PVC roofing contractor who is well-versed in manufacturer specifications and requirements will help you make informed decisions about your roofing needs. Whether you require repairs, a replacement, or ongoing maintenance, selecting a reputable and skilled contractor is essential to ensuring long-lasting protection for your building.

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Frequently Asked Questions

PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is a single-ply membrane that is used for low-sloped or flat roofs. It is mostly used for commercial purposes for buildings that require resistance to chemical and heat damage.

Yes, PVC roofing is more expensive than TPO roofing. The cost is approximately 40 to 80 percent higher than TPO of equivalent thickness.

PVC roofs last approximately the same length of time as TPO roofs, with a 20 to 30 year manufacturer warranty.

Yes, PVC roofs can be patched with both like materials heat-welded over holes or weak areas that require reinforcement. You can also use 100% silicone coatings to patch PVC roofs.

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