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Thermoplastic olefin (TPO) roofing is a modern material designed to remain flexible and waterproof, while also offering a long list of other powerful benefits for homeowners and business owners. Here are a few other reasons you should get an estimate for a TPO roof.

Perks of TPO Roofs

1. Energy Efficiency

TPO roof materials are reflective, allowing light and heat to bounce back into the atmosphere instead of being absorbed by the structure. As a result, these roofs can dramatically decrease energy costs. They're available in white, gray, and black rolls, and studies have shown that white roofs can reduce summer energy usage by 10%-40%.

2. Fewer Seams

TPO roofsUnlike other roofing materials, which are installed in panels or shingles with hundreds of seams, TPO roofing comes in rolls and is designed to have seams every 6-8 feet, preventing water damage. It can attach to your roof with rivets or adhesives, and the seams between the panels are fused to prevent water seepage. Heat welding around chimneys and vents helps to prevent water dripping, which can protect the attic and ceiling.

3. Durability

The average life expectancy for a TPO roof is about 20 years, although this time frame can be extended based on the climate and conditions in your area. Since the upper layers are laminated, they can crack or craze over time, especially when continually exposed to heat. Talk with a roofing contractor to see if TPO roofing could work for your home or business, and ask if the product comes with a warranty.

 

If you are thinking about updating your home with a new TPO roof, contact the team at Bourdeau Contracting in St. Charles County, MO. In addition to offering competitive pricing for flat roofs, metal panels, and engineered composite roofs, this fully licensed and insured company provides a 15-30 year warranty on their work. To learn more about how they can help, visit their website or call (636) 244-2303.

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