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Chemical Resistant & Highly Reflective
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) roofing systems are the preferred choice for restaurants, manufacturing facilities, and buildings with rooftop grease vents or exposure to chemicals.
PVC membranes are highly resistant to fire, chemicals, and punctures. Their bright white surface delivers superior energy efficiency, reflecting up to 88% of the sun's energy.
Like TPO, PVC seams are heat-welded to create a permanent, watertight seal that is stronger than the membrane itself.

The only roofing system designed to withstand grease, oil, and chemicals without compromising performance.
Superior resistance to oils, greases, and industrial chemicals, making it the #1 choice for restaurants and manufacturing facilities.
Naturally achieves the highest fire resistance rating without additives, meeting strict building codes for commercial kitchens.
Highly reflective white surface reduces cooling costs by up to 40% and often qualifies for ENERGY STAR® rebates.
Seams are fused together to create a monolithic, watertight bond that is stronger than the membrane itself.
We use commercial hot-air welding equipment to create seams that are stronger than the membrane itself.
We assess chemical exposure risks and fire code requirements to specify the correct PVC membrane thickness.
Removal of damaged systems and installation of tapered insulation for proper drainage and R-value compliance.
Precision roll-out and mechanical attachment or full adhesion of the PVC membrane system.
Hot-air welding of all seams at 1000°F+ to create a permanent, watertight molecular bond.
While TPO and EPDM are excellent for general roofing, PVC is the mandatory choice for environments with specific exposure risks.
Resists animal fats and grease from exhaust vents
Withstands industrial chemical fallout
Class A fire rating for maximum safety

