Commercial PVC Roofing

A highly durable, chemical resistant solution. An obvious choice for restaurants and many other commercial roofing applications.

Benefits

Energy Efficient

PVC is white and reflects the sun. However, it is 10-20% more expensive than a TPO system.

Advantages

The major advantage of PVC roofing systems is its chemically-resistant properties.

Why Commercial PVC Roofing?

PVC (polyvinyl chloride) roofing systems are similar in many ways to the popular TPO roofing systems. PVC roofing systems are manufactured as a single-ply membrane that is both thick and flexible, much like TPO materials. While TPO roofing systems are more popular than PVC roofing systems within the commercial building sector, the two options are similar, and PVC systems do possess some advantages over TPO systems in certain roofing projects.

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Commercial PVC Roofing

Energy Efficient

A PVC roof system has a white reflective surface and is thus more energy efficient.
It has great resistance to tears and to chemicals and animal fats, hence why PVC systems are often used in restaurant roofing projects.
However, it is 10-20% more expensive than a TPO system and the chemical formulation has not been changed for decades.

Advantages

The major advantage of PVC roofing systems, as opposed to other types of roofing membranes, is their chemically-resistant properties.
Unlike many types of roofing materials, PVC roofing systems do not absorb chemicals or fumes and are more resistant to chemically-induced degradation.
This makes PVC roofing a great choice for different types of businesses that are located near significant chemical emissions or that produce chemical emissions themselves.
Restaurants commonly produce oil from grease traps and from appliance systems in the kitchen.

Durability

Resists tears, chemicals, and animal fats. A PVC roof will not absorb the oils, grease, or fumes produced by the restaurant, meaning that it will last longer and stay durable and protective despite chemical exposure.
For buildings located in industrial regions or buildings that produce chemicals, such as airports and factories.
PVC is a great choice because the chemicals and gases in the environment in these locations will not impact the roof, as the PVC material is resistant to these elements.
If you have a commercial property in an area that experiences chemical output, or you own a business that produces oils and gases, PVC roofing is a great choice for a durable, cost-efficient, protective roofing system for your building.

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