Pros

• Durable

• Different Color options

• UV rays resistant 

• Impact Resistant

• Long Life Expectancy

• Low Maintenance

• Simple Installation Process

• Versatility

Cons

• Brand Differences

• Price

• Resistant to Fire

• Complicated Repairs

 

Both pros and cons will have to do with your own personal needs for your roof. Not all roofs are made the same and so you must balance your options and the pros and cons to make sure you make the right choice for which roofing style will best fit your roof.

TPO Roofing Process

TPO sheets are manufactured and processed in large packages to ensure it covers up all corners of the roof. We prioritize making sure that once the ordered roofing sheets have been manufactured, they are taken directly to the commercial facility. 

The next step to this process is putting the sheets on the flat roof which are mechanically fastened to the roof, or can also be binded to the insulation which will form a layer of protection on the roof surface. This guarantees that your roof will be perfectly covered and safe from any harsh weather. 

TPO attachment systems are also important to consider when choosing the best fit for your roof. Just like any other roof, TPO roofing is going to be getting attached to the roof of your facility and this requires a method. The method that will be used is in terms of how your roof is set up. All three TPO roofing methods are Ballasted attachment, fastened roof, and attached roof. 

The ballasted attachment is the easiest way of attaching your roof which uses just rocks or pavers. This will weigh the roof down but may not be the most stable choice. The fastened roof choice is better for areas that have more moody weather since it uses screws in order to fasten the rubber on the roof. The attached roof method uses a specific glue that also fastens the rubber to the roof. 

TPO Costs

Our roofing applications services costs will have to do with the consideration of the conditions of the roof, warranty, roof size, and roof accessibility. 

TPO is sold in rolls. This type of roofing is relatively inexpensive and this rubber roofing material is most used for commercial buildings. Rates can be very low considering the size of the roof and the many rolls needed. Since it is sold in rolls, it is often priced by squares, which is how most types of roofing are sold. One single square of roofing material is about 100 square feet. 

Because of this, all TPO roofing costs will be estimated as quoted in squares. Many experts can agree that one square foot of TPO roofing is about $3.50 up to $14.00. The total cost for most TPO roofing ranges from $350 up to $1,400. There are different options available for TPO roofing, considering thickness and sizes, so make sure to know the exact amount of TPO roofing needed before purchasing and then ending up with an extra amount not being used. 

Contact Us for TPO Roofing Services

Our roofing contractors will make sure to answer any questions you have about roofing options and overall services. If considering TPO roofing, El Paso’s Mountain Star Roofing will make sure to provide you with experienced roofing professionals to complete the work for you. Roof replacements can be complicated so make sure to give us a call so that you can get a proper roof repair and our highly experienced commercial roofing specialists will work with you on your specific needs. Follow us on Facebook !