TPO and EPDM systems for flat and low-slope commercial roofs, installed for the way your building actually gets used.
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Call the leak lineWhen the existing roof is genuinely past saving, a new single-ply membrane is usually the most straightforward path on a flat or low-slope building. It is proven, it is economical, and it goes down fast enough to keep disruption short.
TPO is white and reflective, which helps on a building with significant cooling load. EPDM is black, extremely durable, and has decades of history on Pennsylvania roofs. Which one suits you depends on the building, the exposure, the rooftop equipment and what you want the roof to do. We give you a straight recommendation rather than defaulting to whatever is on the truck.
A single-ply roof is a set of sheets joined together, which means the welds and laps carry the whole system. Getting that right, and detailing correctly around every curb, drain and penetration, is the difference between a roof that runs its full term and one that starts seeping in year four.
If your existing membrane is sound but leaking in places, you may not need a new roof at all. Targeted repair or a restoration system is often the better value. We will tell you which situation you are in before quoting a replacement.
We are a Conklin Preferred Contractor, so these are the systems we are trained and certified to install. If another contractor has quoted you one of these, you can compare like for like.
60 mil PVC membrane. Chemical resistant and a strong choice near kitchen or industrial exhaust.
Reflective thermoplastic membrane for new installs and full replacements.
Which system suits your roof depends on the substrate, its condition and how the building is used. The roof report tells you which one and why.
Free documented report with drone photos, marked problem areas and real numbers. Yours to keep either way.
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