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Firestone TPO Roofing Systems in Vancouver | As a company we find the Firestone TPO roofing system to be a quality product. It has a fantastic durability factor and the UV resistance is as good as any. Thermoplastic polyolefin (TPO) singleply roofing membranes are among the fastest growing commercial roofing products
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What is Elevate TPO Roofing?

Thermoplastic Polyolefin or TPO is a single-ply roofing material made of ethylene propylene rubber. TPO roofing is the fastest growing category of single-ply systems because more and more roofers in Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley use it for its environmentally friendly qualities. TPO roofs have excellent heat reflective properties and are ENERGY STAR rated®. The Cool Roof Rating Council also considers it a cool roof, which means that it helps keep your home’s interior cool.

TPO roofs reflect the sun’s UV rays. This reduces the load on your utility systems, leading to likewise reduced energy consumption and increased savings. In addition, TPO roofs are 100% recyclable at the end of their life span. TPO roofing systems resist algae, dirt, debris, and bacteria build up and withstand harmful ultraviolet, ozone, and chemical exposure. They are durable and resistant to punctures, tears, and impact damage as well.

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Elevate TPO Roofing Options

Firestone provides several different

  • TPO roofing systems

depending on your needs. As experts in roof installation and roof repair in Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley, we can easily help you determine which system is the best option for your home’s roof. UltraPly™ TPO exceeds ENERGY STAR requirements and delivers long lasting performance. It has excellent wind uplift resistance and has superior durability and strength.

The UltraPly Platinum TPO system delivers comparable performance with its 80-mil thick reinforced membrane. Firestone also backs it with an exceptional 30-year warranty coverage. Multiple types of Platinum warranties are also available, so you can choose between coverage for puncture, puncture/hail, and puncture/hail/wind.

UtraPly TPO XR combines the durability of a single-ply membrane with an eight-ounce nonwoven polyester fleece. This reinforces the material, enhancing puncture resistance. We can install the UtraPly TPO XR system through several different methods, making it especially efficient for large areas. This option is ideally suited for reroof applications and new construction.

Firestone designed the UltraPly™ TPO SA with the NEW Secure Bond™ Technology to be the next generation in fully adhered roof system application. This membrane saves you both time and money because it requires no bonding adhesives or extra drying time. When applied by professionals like us, it will have virtually no wrinkling and will install up to five times faster. Lastly, it is environmentally friendly, has zero Volatile Organic Compounds, and emits no odor.

A Elevate TPO Roofing system installed by us will protect your home for many years to come. Elevate has fully trained and certified Direct Roofing in the installation and maintenance of their products, giving us the skills to work with virtually any kind of roof. Give us a call at 778-552-ROOF to learn more about Firestone TPO roofing systems or to get a free estimate.

Benefits of UltraPly™ TPO

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Durability, Flexibility and Versatility
UltraPly TPO is highly resistant to tears, impacts, and punctures yet remains flexible to allow for building movement – it is available in 3 different thicknesses, 0.045”, 0.060”, and 0.080”. TPO can be installed on low and high slope surfaces and can be heated and reshaped multiple times, which is particularly helpful when completing roof details.

Easy Installation

Economical and Easy to Install
UltraPly TPO’s flexibility allows for a rapid installation and requires little maintenance throughout its life. TPO membranes are commonly fully adhered or mechanically attached to the underlying insulation or cover board. Firestone UltraPly TPO membranes are available in rolls ranging from 5’ x 100’ to 12.4’ x 200 which reduce number of seams and cut labour costs drastically.

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Cool Roofing Matters
A light coloured roof that reflects the sun’s energy can play a significant role in reducing the buildings cooling costs. It also offers benefits to the surrounding environment through a reduction of the urban heat island (UHI) effect.

Easy Installation

Welded Seams for Long-Lasting Performance
TPO membranes are heat-welded at 926ºC with a hot-air gun. The result is a fused seam that’s stronger than the field of the membrane.

Envrionmentally friendly

Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly
TPO membranes contain no toxic or hazardous ingredients and are fully recyclable.

Commercial Single-Ply Roofing

TPO roofing built for business

A better roof starts with more than new shingles.

Direct Roofing provides complete re-roofing and roof replacement for homes, strata and multi-unit properties, and commercial buildings throughout the Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland. We inspect the existing roof, remove failed materials when required, address the roof deck and ventilation, install the correct underlayment and flashings, and build the new system for long-term performance in BC weather.

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What is TPO roofing?

A flexible membrane.
A complete system.

Thermoplastic polyolefin, or TPO, is a single-ply roofing membrane used on low-slope commercial roofs. Sheets are joined with hot-air welded seams and integrated with insulation, cover board, air or vapour-control layers, flashings, drains and perimeter details.

Heat-welded seams

Light-coloured membrane

Multiple attachment methods

Repairable details

New and retrofit options

Commercial roof applications

TPO is not only the white sheet.

Long-term performance depends on substrate preparation, insulation, attachment, seam welding, drainage, curbs, penetrations and perimeter design working together.

Why property teams consider TPO

Designed for large
low-slope roofs.

The exact scope is matched to the roof system, building, season, access, condition and manufacturer requirements.

01

Roof Condition Inspection
Visible review of roofing, flashings, penetrations, drainage, roof edges and accessible interior evidence.

02

Seasonal Roof Maintenance

Spring and fall service focused on weather exposure, debris, drainage paths and developing defects.

03

Leak-Prevention Maintenance
Attention to vulnerable seams, laps, flashings, valleys, penetrations, curbs and transitions.

04

Gutter & Drainage Maintenance
Review of gutters, roof drains, scuppers, downspouts and overflow paths to help water leave the roof.

05

Flashing & Sealant Review

Inspection of metal flashings, counter flashings, compatible sealants and termination details.

06

Minor Roof Repairs
Condition-appropriate repairs to isolated roofing and detail defects identified during maintenance.

07

Debris & Roof-Surface Care
Safe removal planning for debris that traps moisture, obstructs drainage or creates service hazards.

08

After-Storm Roof Inspection
Review after significant wind, rain, snow or impact to identify displaced or damaged components.

09

Maintenance Plans & Reporting
Photo-backed observations, completed-service notes and prioritized recommendations for owners and teams.
Complete TPO roofing services

From specification to maintenance.

Commercial roofing support for new builds, occupied properties and existing roof assets.

01

New TPO Installation
Complete membrane systems for new commercial, industrial and multi-unit construction.

02

TPO Roof Replacement
Removal and renewal planning for aging or failing low-slope systems, including substrate and insulation review.

03

TPO Roof Recover
Assessment of existing conditions to determine whether a code-compliant, manufacturer-compatible recover is practical.

04

TPO Leak Repair
Investigation and localized repair of seams, punctures, flashings, drains, curbs, penetrations and perimeters.

05

Emergency Flat-Roof Repair
Stabilization and follow-up repair planning for active commercial water entry where safe access allows.

06

Preventive Maintenance
Scheduled inspections, drainage review, documentation and prioritized minor repairs.

07

Drainage Improvements
Review of drains, scuppers, overflow routes, tapered insulation and ponding-water conditions.

08

Roof-Curb & Penetration Work
Coordination for new HVAC equipment, pipes, supports, electrical work and rooftop changes.

09

TPO Inspections & Reports
Condition findings and repair priorities for building owners, managers, strata councils and consultants.
TPO roofing cost factors

What shapes the
investment?

Commercial pricing reflects the entire assembly, access and operating environment—not membrane square footage alone.

For useful budget pricing, provide

address, roof plans or approximate area, current system, leak history, desired timeline and any available reports.

Roof area & zones

Total size, elevation changes and separate roof sections.

Existing assembly

Removal, recovery, wet materials and disposal needs.

Insulation package

Thermal goals, layers, taper and fastening pattern.

Membrane selection

Thickness, reinforcement, colour and manufacturer system.

Attachment method

Adhesive, mechanical or induction-welded strategy.

Roof details

Drains, curbs, pipes, parapets, edges and expansion joints.

Access & logistics

Height, crane needs, loading areas and occupied spaces.

Phasing & schedule

Weather, business hours, tenant needs and project sequencing.

Commercial TPO FAQs

Technical answers for better planning.

Every assembly is project-specific, but these answers explain the decisions that commonly shape TPO work.
TPO is a reinforced thermoplastic single-ply membrane used on low-slope roofs. Membrane sheets are typically joined with hot-air welded seams and integrated with insulation, flashings, drains, curbs and perimeter details.
No single system fits every building. Deck type, interior humidity, roof geometry, drainage, rooftop traffic, wind design, existing materials and project goals should be reviewed before selecting TPO.
Fully adhered membrane is bonded across a compatible substrate. Mechanically attached systems use designed fastener and plate patterns, commonly within seam areas. Each has distinct substrate, wind, installation and appearance considerations.
A recover may be possible when the existing roof and deck are suitable, moisture conditions are understood, attachment can be achieved and details can be rebuilt correctly. Testing and project-specific review are important.
Overlapping membrane sheets are fused with controlled hot air. Surface preparation, machine settings, ambient conditions, speed and quality checks all influence seam consistency.
Often, yes. Localized damage can typically be cleaned, prepared and repaired with compatible membrane or accessories when the surrounding system remains serviceable.
Persistent water can increase dirt accumulation, stress details and signal drainage or structural-slope concerns. Drains, scuppers, tapered insulation and low areas should be reviewed rather than treating water as only a membrane issue.
A practical program commonly includes scheduled inspections and additional reviews after major storms or rooftop trade work. Frequency should reflect building risk, roof age, traffic and warranty requirements.
Helpful information includes the address, approximate roof area or plans, current assembly, leak history, roof access, equipment count, desired schedule and any reports or specifications.
The page is designed for building owners, property and facility managers, strata representatives, developers and general contractors needing assessment, budgeting, tendering, installation or maintenance support.

Maintenance for every property

Homes, Stratas & Commercial Buildings.

The inspection scope, communication and reporting should match the property and the people responsible for it.

Warehouses & Industrial

Large roof areas, repetitive details, extensive HVAC equipment and active loading operations.

Retail & Office

Occupied-building coordination, entrances, customer access, interior sensitivity and phased work.

Multi-Unit & Institutional

Resident or occupant communication, multiple roof zones, reporting and long-term budget planning.
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