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PVC Roofing Services in Edmonton & Area

Iron Shield Roofing provides a comprehensive range of PVC roofs for commercial and residential buildings in the Edmonton area. PVC roofs offer endless benefits including strength, durability, wind resistance, customizable options, and more. A PVC system withstands high winds, temperature changes, and water damage, making it perfect for extreme Canadian weather. And since PVC roofing membranes are single-layer, they’re fast and simple to install. You can protect your building for decades to come with a durable, versatile PVC roofing system. Learn more about PVC roofs from Iron Shield Roofing and see how we can upgrade your building together.

What Are PVC Roofs?

PVC stands for polyvinyl chloride, an industrial compound known for its durable flexibility. When a PVC roof is properly applied, it delivers decades of reliable benefits. These systems are lab-proven to resist fire, chemical, and wind damage. PVC is also easy to mould so it’s a great choice for buildings with complicated rooftop utilities. 

PVC roofing membranes are single-ply, which means they only have one layer. Some flat roofing systems rely on multi-layer membranes to provide comprehensive protection. However, a PVC system delivers powerful performance from just a single layer. You can reduce your environmental impact with PVC roofs since they require fewer materials. Other ecological benefits include lowered energy usage, solar reflectivity, temperature modulation, and VOC-free installation.

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What Are PVC Roofs?

PVC stands for polyvinyl chloride, an industrial compound known for its durable flexibility. When a PVC roof is properly applied, it delivers decades of reliable benefits. These systems are lab-proven to resist fire, chemical, and wind damage. PVC is also easy to mould so it’s a great choice for buildings with complicated rooftop utilities. 

PVC roofing membranes are single-ply, which means they only have one layer. Some flat roofing systems rely on multi-layer membranes to provide comprehensive protection. However, a PVC system delivers powerful performance from just a single layer. You can reduce your environmental impact with PVC roofs since they require fewer materials. Other ecological benefits include lowered energy usage, solar reflectivity, temperature modulation, and VOC-free installation.

How Are PVC Roofs Made?

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PVC is one of the world’s most popular plastic products. This thermostatic compound is created by combining vinyl chloride monomers. The resulting PVC is originally a rigid, white substance that’s both lightweight and rigid. You might recognize this type of rigid PVC from applications like pipes, bank cards, packaging materials, and more. 

Additives, plasticizers, and other agents are added to the PVC used for roofing membranes. These additives make PVC flexible and easy to mould while preserving its other qualities. Since additives are a normal part of manufacturing PVC, these systems are easy to customize to your precise needs. Once the combination is just right, PVC is rolled into long roofing membranes that are ready to transport to your job site.

How Are PVC Roofs Applied?

As the top-rated roofing company in Edmonton, Iron Shield Roofing has a long history of installing PVC systems. Our expert teams are familiar with today’s best-performing PVC options. We’ll help you explore the choices and find the PVC system that best fits your needs. 

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As the top-rated roofing company in Edmonton, Iron Shield Roofing has a long history of installing PVC systems. Our expert teams are familiar with today’s best-performing PVC options. We’ll help you explore the choices and find the PVC system that best fits your needs. 

Mechanically Fastened PVC Roofing Systems

When you choose a mechanically fastened PVC roofing system, the roofing membrane will be attached to your building with a range of high-quality physical fasteners and plates. This equipment gives the system additional strength and flexibility. Mechanically fastened systems are ideal if your project requires high dimensional stability. PVC roofs can be applied using induction welding to bond the fasteners and plates, making this a non-intrusive roofing option. You can further customize your results with a range of insulation layers that sit between the roofing deck and the final PVC coat.

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Mechanically Fastened TPO Roofing Systems

When you choose a mechanically fastened PVC roofing system, the roofing membrane will be attached to your building with a range of high-quality physical fasteners and plates. This equipment gives the system additional strength and flexibility. Mechanically fastened systems are ideal if your project requires high dimensional stability. PVC roofs can be applied using induction welding to bond the fasteners and plates, making this a non-intrusive roofing option. You can further customize your results with a range of insulation layers that sit between the roofing deck and the final PVC coat.

Fully Adhered PVC Roofing Systems

A fully adhered PVC roof is attached to your building using a full-coverage layer of industrial adhesive. Instead of using physical fasteners and plates, fully adhered systems are held in place with long-lasting, durable glue. Fully adhered PVC roofs deliver improved protection from impacts, high winds, water damage, and more. A fully adhered system is a strategic choice for any building that takes the brunt of an Edmonton winter. These systems are also smart options for buildings with heavy rooftop foot traffic. Whether you host rooftop events, use a helipad, or simply have regular contractor visits, fully adhered systems can handle heavy use.

Induction Welded PVC Roofing Systems

Induction welded PVC systems take the benefits of a mechanically fastened roof to the next level. An induction welded roof also uses mechanical fasteners and plates to attach the PVC membrane to your other roofing layers. However, these systems go a step further. Our team bonds your fasteners and plates in place with a portable electric welder. Induction welded PVC roofs deliver long-lasting protection against wind, weather, impact, and other hazards.

The Benefits Of A PVC Roofing Systems

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Durable Strength

A properly-installed PVC system from Iron Shield Roofing will provide decades of robust protection. With regular maintenance, your PVC roof defends your investment against fire, wind, impacts, punctures, chemical agents, UV damage, and much more.

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Efficient Performance

Single-ply PVC systems only use one layer of roofing membrane, yet provide the same benefits as multi-layer systems. You’ll enjoy speedy installation and rapid results with this streamlined option.

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Top Wind Protection

Our PVC roofing options are all rated against wind uplift. If you’re working on a large project with a sizable flat roof, a PVC system will help protect your building against dangerous gusts and storms.

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Non-Invasive Installation

PVC roofing installation doesn’t involve chemicals, petroleum products, or unpleasant VOCs. Your regular operations can keep moving forward during PVC installation or replacement.

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Lowered Utility Costs

PVC roofs are energy-efficient options. These systems help regulate building temperature, reflect UV radiation away from the structure, reduce snow accumulation, and many other cost-saving measures. 

Explore PVC Roofing Services With Iron Shield Roofing

PVC roofs are a smart choice for commercial and residential projects in Edmonton. These systems provide rapid installation, multiple application methods, ecological benefits, cost-saving measures, and other long-lasting benefits. We believe in delivering the best results on every project. For many Edmonton clients, a PVC roof is the best option on the market. Contact us today to learn more about PVC roofs and see how we can make your next project even better.