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TPO Roofing: Reflective, Flexible, and Cost-Effective

 Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) is a popular single-ply roofing membrane composed of a blend of polypropylene and ethylene-propylene rubber, offering excellent weather resistance and energy efficiency. TPO seams are heat-welded to create a strong, waterproof bond, ensuring long-term performance. At BRIC Flat Roofing, we install TPO in multiple configurations to best suit your building's needs.


Installation Methods:


  • Fully Adhered System: The TPO membrane is glued directly to the substrate, providing a seamless and wind-resistant surface.
  • Mechanically Attached System: TPO is fastened with plates and sealed at the seams, suitable for various substrates and climates.
  • Ballasted System: The membrane is laid over the roof and secured with ballast materials like pavers or gravel, ideal for certain flat roofs.


Pros of TPO Roofing:


  • Reflective and Energy-Efficient: Its bright white surface reflects sunlight, reducing cooling costs and contributing to green building standards.
  • Flexible & Durable: Resistant to tears, punctures, and UV rays, making it suitable for various climates and roof types.
  • Cost-Effective: Generally more affordable than PVC and other premium roofing options, with a good balance of quality and price.
  • Ease of Installation & Maintenance: Quick to install with heat-welded seams, and requires minimal maintenance.
  • Environmental Benefits: Many TPO membranes are recyclable, supporting sustainable building practices.
  • UV & Chemical Resistance: Performs well against UV exposure and many common rooftop chemicals.


Cons of TPO Roofing:


  • Seam Quality Dependence: Proper heat welding is critical; poor seam installation can lead to leaks.
  • Potential for Shrinkage: Some TPO membranes may experience shrinkage over time, which can cause stress on seams.
  • Color Limitations: Usually only available in white or light colors, which may not suit all aesthetic preferences.


TPO roofing offers a combination of energy efficiency, flexibility, and affordability, making it an excellent choice for many flat roofs and TPO roof repair is quick and affordable. Contact BRIC Flat Roofing today to learn more about our installation options and how TPO can benefit your property.

Roofing technician using Leister robot for TPO seam heat welding

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