Project Portfolio : Flat Roofing

Flat roofs are becoming more common as materials continue to improve and architectural designs trend towards a more modern style. Flat roofs use a continuous membrane covering which can better resist pools of standing water. These membranes, often called TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin) membranes are often applied as a continuous sheet, though sealants and adhesives are available today which allow for bonding multiple sheets and dealing with structures penetrating the roof surface.

Uintah County Recreation Center

Vernal, UT
Fully adhered gray TPO membrane roofing.

Uintah County Recreation Center

Vernal, UT
Closeup, Fully adhered gray TPO membrane roofing.

Old Print Shop

Vernal, UT
[BEFORE] Road Side Shot. In this photo the existing non-reinforced membrane roofing has shrunk and pulling the membrane away from the wall and away from the roof edge curb. (see correctly installed reinforced membrane roofing in [AFTER] photo.)

Old Print Shop

Vernal, UT
[AFTER] Road Side Shot. New "Versico" brand, mechanically attached TPO reinforced roofing membrane.

Old Print Shop

Vernal, UT
[BEFORE] Pipe Penetration Shot. In this photo the existing non-reinforced membrane roofing has shrunk so far it has pulled the vent pipe over. (see correctly installed reinforced membrane roofing in [AFTER] photo.)

Old Print Shop

Vernal, UT
[AFTER] Pipe Penetration Shot. New "Versico" brand, mechanically attached TPO reinforced roofing membrane.

Tahiti LDS Temple

South Pacific
[BEFORE] This photo show the existing metal panels which were leaking.

Tahiti LDS Temple

South Pacific
[BEFORE] This photo shows the existing metal panels which were deformed and leaking.

Tahiti LDS Temple

South Pacific
[AFTER] New "Sarnafil" brand, PVC membrane roofing.

Point of the Mountain Waste Water Treatment Plant

Draper, UT
"Sarnafil" brand, fully adheared PVC membrane roofing.

Point of the Mountain Waste Water Treatment Plant

Draper, UT
"Sarnafil" brand, fully adheared PVC membrane roofing.