Posted by jlg on May 25, 2016 at 18:36:39 from (24.170.237.24):
In Reply to: TPA Roofing posted by Steve@Advance on May 25, 2016 at 08:43:06:
I've done smaller TPO and rubber roofs (~4000sqft). I think it's a good product. All the seams are heat welded to make one solid membrane. It's easy to fix if something punctures it down the road or if you add a vent pipe or something. It's like anything else, a good installer is key. To get a factory warranty we call the factory when we're done and they send a rep out to inspect. He's pretty thorough. They also spec how many fasteners they want to see in each peice of insulation board for a given wind rating.
We don't get much hail here so I can't speak for that. I'd have thought that the iso-board underneath would have absorbed the hail. Apparently not.
I'd mark the conduit and screw the iso down. You won't notice the screws. Look up at the celing at Lowe's or Walmart, the screws are sticking down through them and you've probably never noticed. I've never done a job over concrete yet or had to epoxy the iso down, so I can't answer for that either. But if the factory has an approved method and would give it a warranty, I wouldn't be scarred of it.
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