New PVC roof systems
Mechanically attached or fully adhered.
Grease- and chemical-resistant PVC roofs for restaurants, plants and commercial buildings.
Mechanically attached or fully adhered.
Grease-resistant membrane around kitchen exhaust.
Seams, punctures and equipment flashing.
Grease or chemicals on your roof? Get a PVC roof inspection and a written bid built for restaurants and industrial buildings.
A dry, flat base.
Laid out around rooftop equipment.
One continuous, watertight surface.
Protection where kitchen exhaust hits the roof.
Photos and warranty paperwork.
We confirm your membrane type before any repair, since PVC and TPO can't be welded together. Around kitchen exhaust, where restaurant roofs usually fail first, we add grease protection.
Our flat roof had a drainage issue that needed attention, especially after periods of rain. The team checked the affected areas carefully and explained what was contributing to the problem before carrying out the repair. They focused on the sections that needed work and kept the process straightforward. I appreciated the professional approach, clear communication, and the time taken to explain the repairs.
I arranged a roof inspection because I wanted to know its condition before committing to major work. The findings were explained in plain English, making it easier to understand which areas needed attention and which did not.
We had concerns around the flashing near the roof edge and chimney. The affected areas were inspected, and the repair was completed with attention to detail. The recommendations were easy to understand, which made the experience reassuring.
Often TPO gives similar performance for less. PVC makes the most sense where grease, oils or chemicals reach the roof.
No, they aren't compatible. Repairs must use the same membrane type, which is why we confirm your roof type first.
Call now for a free estimate from a local Beaumont roofer.