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PVC Roofing: Maintenance, Lifespan and Advice

PVC and EPDM roofing materials face unique challenges due to weather-induced expansion and contraction, leading to potential wrinkles, blisters, and eventual brittleness. This guide highlights the importance of regular maintenance and professional inspections to ensure the longevity and integrity of your roof, providing valuable insights into preventive measures and repair strategies for both PVC and EPDM roofing.

Due to heat/cold, expansion, and contraction, PVC roofing tends to wrinkle or blister in changing weather conditions. These blisters and folds can harden and become brittle due to weather influences (e.g., UV radiation). If cracks and/or blisters develop, replacement is recommended. Consult a professional.

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  • Clean the roof twice a year.
  • A PVC roof covering can last up to 30 years.
  • Never walk on the roof in high or low temperatures.
  • Check the lead strips for defects between the facade and roof connection
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