Life-Cycle costing benefits point toTPO RoofingImagine the central boiler at your facility quits. Wo...

1. TPO Life-Cycle by Elite Roofing & Home Improvements, LLC
Life-Cycle costing benefits point toTPO Roofing
Imagine the central boiler at your facility quits. Would you consider replacing it with a big wood
stove? Probably not, and for several good reasons. The technology is old and inefficient for starters,
and you know you're going to spend a lot of labor keeping it running well and cleaned.
Now imagine that your roof quits. What was once a single leak has multiplied into many problems.
As a result, you are spending way too much labor time trying to find the actual leak sources,
protecting sensitive office or manufacturing equipment, replacing stained ceiling tiles, and emptying
buckets of tea-colored water.
Just as you would not consider a wood stove, why would you consider replacing your 20-year-old
leaky roof roof repair with more "old" roofing technology? Now is the perfect time to upgrade that
old built-up or modified roof using state-of-the-art, advanced material -- technology that has several
major advantages over traditional roofing materials, along with the potential to provide a significant
return on your investment.
Thermoplastic polyolefin (TPO) membrane roofing have been available for nearly a decade now and
http://www.roofingcontractorseastbay.com/ have become one of the most "favored" single-ply
membranes for http://www.homeproroofingmi.com/ commercial roofing applications. Furthermore,
reflective white TPO has the potential to provide a significant return on a building owner's
investment through its ability to help cut energy costs.
There are many things to consider when evaluating options for a new roofing system. The challenge
is to strike a balance between solving existing problems and preventing foreseeable future problems,
while doing so at the lowest cost. The real trick is to sort through all the evidence to find the actual
lowest life-cycle cost for the roof.
Defining Life-Cycle Costing
TPO Life-Cycle Cost is a mix of the following four criteria, where average cost of each component is
factored in and projected over a 10-year period, or over the period equal to the anticipated length of
the roofing warranty:
* Actual installation costs.
* Actual energy costs (i.e. yearly air-conditioning costs).
* On-going maintenance costs.
* Leak and repair costs.
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