Assess the roof
Start with the deck, existing membrane, drainage, and penetrations. Understand what your roof actually needs.
Commercial & low-slope roofing
TPO & PVC roofing. Precision-welded seams. A complete roof system built around your property.
No cost. No obligation. A clear next step.
Heat-welded membrane. Detail-driven installation.
TPO and PVC are different thermoplastic roofing membranes used on commercial and low-slope buildings. Both require a compatible roof assembly and properly formed seams and flashing. Double R Roofing offers TPO and PVC installation in Princeton and southern West Virginia. Selection should account for roof drainage, deck condition, insulation, rooftop equipment, building use, and the specific product’s exposure limits. Ask for written details covering membrane thickness, attachment, insulation, penetrations, edge treatment, and warranty conditions. Do not assume all products in either material category have identical chemical resistance or performance. A light-colored roof may reduce solar heat absorption, but building energy results depend on the climate and complete assembly. An inspection and manufacturer specifications provide the basis for a project recommendation.
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Two systems. One high standard.
Your roof’s exposure, drainage, and daily demands matter. We help you choose the system that makes sense for your building.
TPO is a thermoplastic single-ply membrane widely used on commercial and low-slope roofs. Its light-colored surface can help reduce solar heat absorption.
The right assembly depends on your roof deck, insulation, drainage, and building requirements. Energy savings vary by property.
PVC is a thermoplastic membrane often considered for roofs with demanding exposure conditions, including some restaurant and industrial applications.
Chemical compatibility varies by product and exposure. We evaluate your building’s conditions before recommending an assembly.
Details make the difference
From the first inspection to the final walkthrough, every layer and connection has a job to do.
Start with the deck, existing membrane, drainage, and penetrations. Understand what your roof actually needs.
Choose the membrane and assembly around the building. Outline the scope, preparation, and project-specific details.
Prepare the substrate, install the system, and focus on heat-welded seams, edges, drains, and flashing.
Review the finished work together. Discuss roof care and provide applicable warranty terms in writing.
Your roof. Our neighborhood.
Based in Princeton, Double R Roofing serves property owners throughout Mercer County and surrounding southern West Virginia.
Outside these areas? Call to check coverage
Know your roof
Not sure where to start?
That’s what the first conversation is for.
It depends on the building. TPO is often considered for reflective commercial roof systems; PVC may suit certain chemical or grease exposures. Deck condition, drainage, insulation, budget, and manufacturer specifications all help determine the right fit.
Sometimes. Moisture, deck condition, existing roof layers, local code, and manufacturer requirements determine whether a recover is suitable or a tear-off is needed. An inspection comes first.
Access, equipment, building use, and the project scope affect scheduling. We discuss site protection and work sequencing before installation so you can plan around the work.
Double R Roofing provides 40-year workmanship coverage on qualifying PVC systems. Manufacturer warranties are separate and depend on the selected products and installed system. Applicable terms and eligibility are provided in writing; there is no single warranty period that applies to every installation.
Use our scheduling page or call (304) 716-5744. Tell us about your property and roof concerns. Estimates are free and carry no obligation.
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