PVC Single-Ply Membrane

PVC membranes are a single layer of thermoplastic material. PVC roofs are especially strong and durable, featuring a minimum breaking point of 300 pounds per inch compared to the industry-recommended 200 PPI.

Seams are heat-welded (i.e. hot-air welded) to form a watertight bond. The welded seams are actually stronger than the material itself. Most PVC membranes, especially while-colored ones, provide energy efficiency as they reflect the sun’s energy instead of absorbing it. The PVC membranes often come with lifetime warranties.