Choosing the right TPO (thermoplastic olefin) roofing for your property in Sunrise Manor is crucial. Yes, there are less expensive materials. And there are some that offer better performance. But the logical choice, when you consider the overall value during the expected lifespan of the roof, is TPO, and that is why we recommend it so highly. Besides, we have even more good news for you. The longevity, reliability, and high overall value of TPO come with the conditions that it must be installed correctly, that it must be detail-oriented, and that it must be mostly flat with some slope to adequately drain water. Otherwise, the roof surface is an accident waiting to happen.
TPO roofing comes in several different styles, making it a versatile option for all sorts of buildings, be they residential or commercial. The membranes themselves are available in several thicknesses, usually spanning from 45 to 80 mils. When you select your thickness, it's important to consider your roof's expected wear and tear. For a high-traffic roof or one that's especially prone to bumps and bruises, select a thicker membrane for added protection (and peace of mind) that should ensure the roof lasts for the duration of its warranty. You can also select from a range of colors for the TPO roof, from standard white to gray and tan. What's more, it's possible to get TPO in several shades of those colors, which can allow for some fun with aesthetics when working with a roof that has a lot of flat planes.
To ensure that your TPO roof in Sunrise Manor has maximum longevity and optimal effectiveness, regular maintenance and inspections are essential. They can catch problems before they become serious and expensive, and they can let you know how well your roof is standing up to the elements. On a TPO roof, it's most important to ensure that the seams are holding and that the surface is intact and clean. The reflective qualities of the roof surface are your best first line of defense against heat, and if anything is affecting that -- such as debris, which might happen if there are tree limbs nearby -- it could allow heat to enter your home. In an era when air conditioning is pretty much a necessity in summer, that's something that can have obvious effects on your comfort and your utility bills.