Commercial TPO Roofing Systems for Flat & Low-Slope Buildings
The Smart Choice for Modern Commercial Roofs
Discover the roofing solution trusted by commercial property owners nationwide — durable, energy-efficient, and expertly installed by certified contractors.
Polyolefin (TPO) roofing systems have become one of the most popular commercial roofing options for flat and low-slope roofs. TPO offers a winning combination of energy efficiency, durability, and cost-effectiveness. Trust The Roofers with your TPO roofing project.
Why Choose TPO?
The Smart Choice for Modern Commercial Roofs
Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO) roofing systems have become one of the most popular commercial roofing options for flat and low-slope roofs. TPO offers a winning combination of energy efficiency, durability, and cost-effectiveness. Trust The Roofers with your TPO roofing project.
Benefits of TPO Roofing
Why Choose TPO for Your Commercial Roof?
Outstanding Energy Efficiency
TPO membranes reflect heat, reduce energy use, and qualify for ENERGY STAR® certification.
Proven Durability + Flexibility
Heat-welded seams and flexible materials resist damage and temperature shifts.
Low Maintenance Requirements
Naturally resistant to mold, dirt, and UV radiation.
Environmentally Friendly
100% recyclable and free from harmful chemicals like chlorine.
Installation Services
Expert TPO Roof Installation Services
At theRoofers.com, we partner with OSHA-certified commercial roofing contractors who specialize in TPO systems including:
Mechanically fastened systems
Fully adhered assemblies
Induction-welded and fleece-backed applications
Ideal Applications
Ideal Applications for TPO Roofing
At theRoofers.com, we partner with OSHA-certified commercial roofing contractors who specialize in TPO systems including:
Repair & Maintenance
SERVICES
Repair and Maintenance for TPO Roofs
If your building is already protected by a TPO roofing system, it’s essential to keep it in peak condition. At theRoofers.com, we connect you with certified commercial roofing contractors who specialize in TPO roof inspections, membrane repair, seam patching, and preventative maintenance programs.
Regular upkeep not only extends the lifespan of your flat or low-slope roof, it also helps you avoid the high costs of emergency repairs or premature replacement. Don’t let small leaks or minor damage evolve into major disruptions. Our expert contractors can help you safeguard your building, control long-term costs, and stay compliant with warranty and insurance requirements.
Ready to Install a TPO Roof? Let’s Talk.
Connect with a certified commercial TPO roofing contractor in your area today. Whether you’re replacing an aging system or installing new, we’ll guide you through every step — from planning and materials to final inspection. Protect your investment and get the long-lasting, energy-efficient roofing solution your property needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
TPO Roofing FAQ
20 to 30 years with proper care and a good maintenance program.
Yes — ideal for flat and low-slope roofs.
Manufacturers typically call for semi-annual inspections plus a written log of any repairs. Best practice is to:
1) clear debris and clean the membrane with a mild, non-solvent detergent
2) check welded seams and flashing pockets for lift
3) reseal terminations or pipe boots if needed
4) document everything with dated photos. TheRoofers.com partners offer bundled maintenance plans—including optional infrared scans—that keep your records organized and your warranty intact.Nationwide commercial installs average $5–$11 per ft², with New England projects often landing $8–$13 per ft² due to labor rates, insulation thickness for snow load, and crane access. Material thickness (45 mil vs 60 mil vs 80 mil), fastening method, and rooftop complexity (HVAC curbs, skylights) influence the final number. Our matched roofers provide line-item proposals so you can see exactly where the dollars go.
A recover is possible if the current deck is sound, insulation is dry, and there’s only one existing roof layer (per IBC and local code). Contractors will run a moisture scan and pull fastener uplift tests to confirm suitability. If water is trapped or two layers are present, a full tear-off is the safest route to protect your warranty and meet code. Our vetted contractors handle both scenarios and will explain costs and construction timelines for each so you can decide confidently.
Standard TPO is moderately resistant to oils and greases, but long-term exposure can soften or discolor the membrane. For kitchens, food-processing plants, or industrial sites with heavy hydrocarbon discharge, our contractors may specify a grease-resistant TPO formulation or recommend PVC, which has higher chemical resistance. During your site visit, the matched roofer will evaluate exhaust locations and advise the best membrane and protective mats to avoid premature damage.
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