Roofing & Construction

PVC Roofing

PVC roofing gives DFW and Austin businesses a durable, weather-resistant, energy-efficient flat roof. TexUS installs it right so it lasts for decades.

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Quality PVC Roofing Is a Smart Option for Many Businesses

If you know TPO roofing, you already understand a lot about PVC — the materials are quite similar. The difference is that PVC is often the choice for flat roofs and commercial properties that face more frequent, more demanding weather, which makes it a natural fit for North Texas businesses.

Advantages of PVC Roofing

PVC brings a clear set of benefits worth noting: it resists weather, it's versatile and durable, it fits flat roofs perfectly, it installs easily, and it needs only minimal maintenance. For a commercial property that has to take whatever Texas weather delivers, that combination is hard to beat.

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Resistant to weather

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Fits flat roofs perfectly

PVC Roofing Installation

With any roofing material, professional installation is what determines both longevity and durability — and PVC is no exception. Installed correctly, it can last for decades, so it pays to hire only the best. TexUS has built its business helping local companies succeed, and we go the extra mile to help yours thrive.

The installation itself is involved, and we keep it transparent. Our technicians first install the insulation board, then attach the PVC to the substrate — the method varies with your roof — and finally seal every area, including vents, to keep out water and wind.

Our roofing technicians will first install the insulation board.

They will then attach the PVC directly to the substrate. The method of attachment varies depending on your roof.

Lastly, the roofers seal every area around the roof, including vents, to prevent water or wind damage.

What makes PVC systems more cost-effective in the long run?

As a business owner, you want the most cost-effective solution for your company — and so do we. PVC earns its keep over time through two qualities: durability and insulation. It withstands extreme weather and high temperatures, which makes it tough and long-lasting, while its insulating properties help control heat gain and loss, trimming your energy costs year after year.

Why is a PVC roof environmentally friendly?

You may have heard PVC called a “green roof,” and it's true. PVC is among the greenest roofing materials available today. It reflects heat efficiently, so your building's cooling system doesn't have to work overtime, which saves energy. It's also a non-toxic material with no negative impact on the environment.

How are PVC roofs energy-efficient?

PVC typically comes in bright white, and that color reflects roughly 90 percent of the sun's heat — which translates directly into lower cooling costs through the long Texas summer. It's also a strong insulator, so during the colder months your building holds its warmth far longer.