According to the U.S. EPA, an estimated 332 billion pounds of construction and demolition waste are generated annually.
Why PVC (Vinyl) Roofing is the Go-To for Sustainability
The rules for what constitutes a sustainable building material are rapidly changing, but PVC (vinyl) roofing membranes continue to lead the conversation – because they check multiple boxes. They reduce energy use, are durable, and can be recycled at the end of their useful lives.
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The Fire Resistance of PVC (Vinyl) Roofing
Slow to catch and spread; self-extinguishes in seconds
PVC (Vinyl) Roofing Industry to Address Recycling at IIBEC Conference
Raising awareness among building owners that recycling can, and should, be part of roofing replacement projects
PVC Roofing: Recyclable at End of Service Life
The only roofing material that transforms into feedstock
For Roofing, the Higher the Reflection Rate, the Better
PVC roofing reflects 80% of sunlight, helps keep cities cooler
Can PVC Roofing Survive a Hurricane?
Prevailing winds say yes, thanks to durability, watertightness, wind uplift rating
Energy Star for Roofs Being Retired
With EPA change, what’s next for the industry?
Take a Permanent Vacation from Heat Islands
The term “heat islands” might conjure images of a relaxing tropical getaway, but the truth is far more serious.
Why Are PVC Roofs So Durable?
How durable is PVC roofing? So durable that it was chosen for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)’s Hurricane Center located in Miami. This is an organization that knows a thing or two about the abuse extreme weather can exert on roofs.
