TPO Roofing Installation & Replacement
TPO (Thermoplastic Olefin) roofing is a popular choice for commercial and industrial buildings largely due to its low cost. Some of the other advantages of TPO roofing include:
- Energy efficiency: TPO roofing is highly reflective, which helps to reduce the amount of heat that is absorbed by the roof. This can result in lower energy bills for the building owner in summer months. It should be noted that in our Michigan climate a Black EPDM roof system is actually more energy efficient by lowering the higher number of heating months. TPO is more energy efficient in southern climates.
- Heat Welded Seams: TPO roofing is heat fused together at the seams creating a very strong seam.
- Easy to install: TPO roofing is easy to install, which can reduce labor and material costs while cutting down installation time.
- Low maintenance: TPO roofing requires minimal maintenance.
- Color Choices: TPO roofing is the only membrane with a range of color options, this can be a big advantage when it comes to aesthetics.
Overall, TPO roofing offers many advantages for commercial and industrial building owners, including low cost, ease of installation, low maintenance, and environmental friendliness.
Our many years in the commercial roofing business have allowed us to work with most if not all of the major TPO manufacturers. Our experiences with these different companies have led us to Versico’s Versiweld TPO Roofing Systems as our top recommendation for commercial and industrial property owners.
Versico’s Versiweld TPO membrane consists of three layers: – TPO polymer base – Strong, polyester-reinforced fabric center or scrim – Tough thermoplastic polyolefin compounded top-ply Because the top-ply is the most vital membrane component for long-term weathering characteristics, Versico manufactures its membranes with an industry-leading thicker and smoother top-ply over the scrim. The smooth surface resists dirt pick-up and biological growth much better than other thermoplastic membranes.
