Inspection First, Always
We inspect before we recommend. We never suggest a replacement when a repair is the right call.
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A closer look at TPO roofing.
TPO is a single-ply membrane used on low-slope roofs. The seams, drainage, flashing, and attachment matter as much as the membrane. Start with an inspection and a clear explanation of the work.
Types of TPO Roofing We Install
TPO membranes can be attached in different ways, including adhesive and mechanical fastening. The selected product and roof design determine the attachment method. Ask which membrane, insulation, fastening or adhesive, and flashing details are included in the proposal.
TPO Roof Repairs & Inspections
A TPO inspection looks for concerns at the membrane, seams, flashings, drains, and penetrations, along with visible signs of moisture. The findings help define the repair. We document what we can inspect and explain any areas that need further investigation.
TPO Roofing & Storm Damage
If weather affects a TPO roof, Zilker can inspect visible conditions, provide photos and written observations, and estimate roofing work. The property owner and insurer determine policy coverage and claim handling. Repair or replacement options depend on the membrane, assembly, and conditions found.
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What you can expect
Clear from the start.
Transparent, Upfront Pricing
Every estimate includes a detailed written scope with materials, labor, and timeline. No hidden fees. No surprises after the job starts.
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Find the right fit
for your roof.
Bring your questions about the look, roof slope, maintenance, and budget. We’ll help you compare the roof systems that fit your property.
Talk through my options
A material-specific proposal follows a closer look at the roof and the work it needs.
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A few good questions.
How long does a TPO roof typically last?
A TPO roof has no single service life that applies to every project. Membrane product, thickness, attachment, roof assembly, installation, exposure, and maintenance all matter. Review the exact product documents and applicable warranty; an inspection evaluates the condition of the installed roof.
Is TPO a good option for residential homes?
TPO is a membrane used in low-slope roof systems. It may suit some low-slope areas on a home, addition, or garage, but roof geometry, structure, drainage, substrate, penetrations, and product instructions determine fit. The written proposal should name the membrane and assembly.
Can TPO withstand hail and harsh weather?
Weather performance depends on the exact membrane, thickness, assembly, seams, attachment, flashing, and installation. Review the product’s tested data and warranty for the roof being considered; a material category alone does not mean a roof will resist every hail or weather event.
Does a TPO roof help reduce energy bills?
Some TPO products have reflective surface properties, but potential energy effects depend on the rated product, roof color and condition, insulation, climate, and HVAC system. Ask for the exact product data; no universal household bill reduction should be assumed.
Is TPO expensive to install?
TPO cost depends on the membrane and assembly selected, roof geometry, existing layers, deck condition, insulation, flashings, and labor. Compare written scopes that identify the same work and warranty terms; the material name alone cannot establish which option is most cost-effective.