PVC Roofing

Authorized Dealers of Duro-Last PVC Roofing

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Protect Your Property

The Benefits of PVC Roofing

Protect your commercial property with durable, long-lasting PVC roofing. At All Elements, Inc., we can help you install a single-ply membrane or repair an existing PVC commercial roof to ensure your building stays leak-free for many years with the best warranties on the market.

Here are just a few reasons to choose PVC:

Offers strength and durability
Protects your property from the elements
Effectively cool roof membrane
Lowers electricity bills and carbon emissions
Shields your building from extreme heat and UV radiation
Won’t fade like other membranes

What Is PVC and How Is It Used?

PVC (or polyvinyl chloride) is a popular synthetic plastic polymer used in a variety of building and construction applications, including restaurants, shopping centers, and condominiums.

Traditionally used for flat or low-slope commercial roofs, PVC protects your commercial property from the outdoor elements like hail, snow, or rain and chemicals and fire—making it an ideal solution for industrial and manufacturing facilities.

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PVC Roof Installation, Repair, and Inspection

Welds

Our team examines the seams for any signs of damage or wear, such as cracks, holes, or punctures in the material that could compromise the integrity of your roofing system.

Scuppers

We inspect the drain and scupper openings for signs of blockage or damage, ensure it's free of debris, and check that it's properly connected to the building's drainage system.

Terminations

Checking the flashings, seams, vents, and chimneys where the roof terminates, we look for signs of damage, wearing, or separation that allow water to penetrate the roof.

Cap Metal

Our team will examine the cap metal to ensure it's securely attached and not loose or damaged. If needed, we'll utilize thermal imaging cameras to inspect hard-to-reach areas for issues.