What Is PVC Roofing?

PVC roofing comprises a pair of layers of PVC roof material and polyester that’s added between those layers to serve as a reinforcement. The layers that exist in a PVC application have additives in them that makes the material flexible, UV-stable and prevents curing. The addition of acrylic coating to a roof membrane allows for a PVC roof to be reflective and repel dirt and dust.

Benefits of Choosing a PVC Roof

Here are a few reasons PVC plastic is an appealing material for commercial building owners to install on their roofs.

• Affordability – The strength of PVC roof lends itself to a long life — at least 20 years, which means building owners won’t have to spend much on repairs and maintenance.

• Durability – A PVC roofing membrane’s strength comes from hot welded seams, which create a long-lasting, watertight bond and make roofs more secure than others that might use caulk or tape to seal the seams.

• Damage Resistance – A PVC roof can stand up to just about any threat including chemicals, fire, wind and water. The roofing membrane is hard to ignite, can self-extinguish and is designed to withstand hurricane-level winds and extreme wet weather conditions.

• Eco-Friendly – PVC roofing membranes possess solar reflectivity which can decrease energy waste and reduce your building’s heating and cooling costs.

Let Carney Roofing Company Handle Your PVC Roofing Project

If your East Texas commercial building’s roof needs attention, Carney Roofing Company is here to help. Call (936)569-8241, email info@carneyroofing.com or by fill out our online request form. We look forward to hearing from you.