McKinney TX TPO & PVC Roofing

Paradigm: Your TPO and PVC Roofing Experts

For more than three decades, single-play system roofing has grown in popularity with consumers. Its flexibility, affordability and simple installation makes it attractive not only to customers but also to contractors. Our McKinney TX roofing experts specialize in quality installation and maintenance for several different types of single-ply roofing, including TPO and PVC roofing.

These products have proven to be among the best for commercial properties. As a certified contractor, our McKinney TX roofing company can offer full roof system warranties for up to 20 years. TPO and PVC, in addition, both are Energy Star-rated membranes, providing up to 85-percent reflectivity and translating into quality energy efficiency.

TPO Roofing

TPO, short for thermoplastic polyolefin, has been available for more than a decade and is a popular selection because of its energy efficiency, overall environmental impact and quick installation. A lighter-colored membrane, TPO often is used in warmer climates where it can be used as a reflective material, offering opportunity for companies to reduce energy costs.

A properly installed TPO roofing system can have a service life span of more than 20 years, depending on weather conditions. Because of its eco-friendly nature, TPO roofing systems have been known to save companies major dollars each year.

TPO, constructed from an ethylene propylene rubber, is designed to mesh the durability with overall performance. In addition to being eco-friendly, TPO is flexible and highly resistant to tears and breaks that could eventually cost hundreds of dollars to repair, as well as algae and mold that can be harmful to your family.

PVC Roofing

PVC, short for polyvinylchloride, is made of thick, flexible thermoplastic material that, like TPO, is highly resistant, versatile and durable. PVC can be made to fit a flat roof shape, and it is easy to install. PVC roofing, however, is not used as much as TPO in terms to intense weather conditions, such as torrential rain, snow or ice.

The life span of a PVC roofing system often depends on the weather conditions, as well as proper installation by a contractor. It is suggested that all PVC roofing systems be inspected twice a year.