PVC Membrane Roofing

Chemical and fire-resistant PVC membranes are perfect for commercial buildings that work with hazardous materials. What’s more, PVC membranes do not get damaged or decay when exposed to high temperature and UV radiation.
PVC roof membrane is installed through hot welding technology of seams, and is more durable than most roofs. Yet its stretching and contracting membrane stresses its seams and edges and punctures or shatters them, if left unprotected for long enough.
Durability
PVC membrane roofing is a very common commercial flat roof solution that started to come on the market in the 1970’s. This stuff is durable, energy efficient and lasts a long time – and since it is recyclable, it’s a fantastic eco-friendly choice.
PVC roofs are waterproof as they are hot-air welded, so they do not leak or rot away. Their lifespan is dependent on installation, as well as UV rays, so to get an installer of this type of roof you have to find someone you can trust and that has been installing this type of roof.
Costs of installing pvc roof vary from size to technique. Larger or more elaborate roofs often involve more materials and man hours to install; membrane thickness: thicker membranes last longer, but can be more expensive.
Weather Resistant
PVC roofing systems will stand up to extreme weather conditions. They’re also heat, grease, oil, bacteria, chemicals, abrasion and abrasion-resistant; great for industrial buildings.
Also PVC roofs are very strong in resisting wind and hail damage. Furthermore, PVC is flame and smoke resistant as it self-extinguishes making it a perfect material for use in places with strict fire regulations.
Some PVC membranes include an inside fabric layer for greater resistance to damage and abrasion, waterproof properties such as hot air welded seams for superior resistance to water retention on the roof and other acidic or alkaline environments. Even resisting ponding water on roof surfaces and root penetration by plants in these, while preserving their lifespan if installed and kept in good condition. A quality-maintained and installed PVC membrane can last for decades!
Low Maintenance
PVC membrane roofs are robust and built to last. Their breaking strengths exceed ASTM standards and this means PVC roofs can be exposed to micromovements during extreme weather and still not get destroyed.
No roof can last forever, therefore even the best roof needs to be inspected and maintained regularly for proper longevity and stability. You may also notice leaks or other harm early enough that you can keep them from being ruined by the storm.
There should be minor holes or open seams that should be checked. As soon as possible, repair small holes or holes to stop water infiltration that would otherwise damage the roof and cost you thousands in damages from water leaks.
Roof drainage is as much a part of membrane longevity as it is a necessary evil. Drainage improvements such as quickly removing snowfall leaves are only going to extend the life of and longevity of the surface.
Affordable
PVC roofing is more affordable than TPO and EPDM alternatives, but still provides top-quality service. For sloped or unique shaped roof surfaces and installation on non-nailable surfaces such as precast/prestressed concrete/steel.
PVC roof is an affordable long-lasting solution that resists chemicals, fire, and UV radiation, it’s lightweight, and it takes less time to install. PVC can even reflect solar heat, saving you on cooling and power bills.
You won’t just have to take into account membrane prices, you will have to add installation costs and labour fees. This will be based on roof design, HVAC mounts/skylights number and placement, roof contractor choice; local weather/climate preference/flashing price on your budget as a whole.