PVC

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PVC systems

PVC roofing membranes offer durable, flexible barriers against the elements. They’re energy efficient and relatively low maintenance, as well, making them a great option for commercial properties and other low-slope or flat roofs. Made from polyvinyl chloride, PVC roofs are resistant to chemicals, algae, and other roof concerns.

Features

PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) membranes are extremely versatile and chemical resistant.
They come in a variety of colors, thicknesses, widths, and reinforcements, making them a good option for almost any commercial roofing project.
Like TPO membranes they are installed with a heat-welded seam which makes them extremely waterproof with the added benefit of being able to withstand harsh chemicals.

Benefits

Its durability makes PVC a solid option for restaurants, airports, and commercial facilities that have grease, oil, and chemical concerns, or environments that experience dilute acidic effluents.
The white reflective PVC roofing panels have a surface that provides a cooling effect which can help reduce cooling costs in warmer climates.
PVC membranes are waterproof, helping protect against water infiltration and leaks.
The versatility of PVC roofing systems makes it a great choice for various types of commercial buildings. It comes in a range of colors and thicknesses.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long will a PVC roof last?

A PVC roof can last between 20 to 30 years. For the longest possible lifespan, PVC roofs should be installed correctly by qualified professionals like ours at Nations Roof, as well as maintained regularly.
What is a PVC roof?

A PVC roof is a type of roofing membrane made from polyvinyl chloride plastic. It’s highly flexible, waterproof, and features a reflective surface designed to keep buildings cooler.
Can you walk on PVC roofing?

You can walk on PVC roofing, as it’s durable and flexible. However, most roofing membranes aren’t designed for frequent foot traffic, so traffic should be kept to a minimum, or pathway membranes can be installed.
What goes under PVC roofing?

A variety of substrates can be installed under PVC, such as insulation and cover board. However, PVC can also be applied over an existing roofing system if it’s in decent condition.
How do you fasten a PVC roof?

There are a few options for fastening a PVC roof. It can be fully adhered to the deck using glues and adhesives. It can also be mechanically fastened using screws and plates. Also, PVC roofs can be ballasted with river rock and other smooth stones.
How do you maintain a PVC roof?

Maintaining a PVC roof is relatively straightforward. Regular inspections should be performed by property owners and professional roofing contractors. Any debris noticed should be cleaned. Then, any damage noticed should be repaired right away. Beyond this, PVC roofing is relatively low maintenance.

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Nations Roof provides top-quality roofing solutions designed to meet diverse commercial roofing needs. Our experienced team delivers reliable, efficient roofing services, ensuring lasting protection and enhancing the value of your property.

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PVC

PVC systems

Features

Benefits

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will a PVC roof last?

What is a PVC roof?

Can you walk on PVC roofing?

What goes under PVC roofing?

How do you fasten a PVC roof?

How do you maintain a PVC roof?

Our Roofing systems

Single Ply

TPO

PVC

EPDM

Modified Bitumen

Built Up

Coating

Liquid-Applied Roofing

Metal Roof Systems

Steep Slope

Solar Roofing

Sustainable Systems

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