PVC Roofing Contractors in Amarillo, Midland & Odessa

PVC Roofing: Premium Commercial Roof Solution for West Texas

PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) roofing is the premium choice for commercial and industrial buildings in Amarillo, Midland, Odessa, and throughout West Texas. With superior hail resistance, fire protection, and chemical resistance, PVC roofing systems offer unmatched durability in the harsh West Texas climate where hailstorms occur 6-12 times annually.

At 5 Star Commercial Roofing, we specialize in PVC membrane installation for flat and low-slope commercial roofs. Our heat-welded seam technology creates a monolithic (single-piece) roof surface that's virtually indestructible, with manufacturer warranties extending up to 30 years.

Why PVC Roofing Excels in Amarillo, Midland & Odessa

Superior Hail Resistance

PVC membranes are more impact-resistant than TPO or EPDM. The flexible material absorbs hail impacts without puncturing—critical in West Texas where baseball-sized hail is common during spring and summer storms.

  • UL 2218 Class 4 impact rating available
  • Flexible membrane absorbs hail energy
  • No cracking or shattering like rigid materials
  • Proven performance in Texas hailstorms

Class A Fire Rating

PVC is inherently fire-resistant and self-extinguishing. This is critical for oil and gas facilities in Midland-Odessa, warehouses, and any commercial building where fire safety is paramount.

  • Class A fire rating (highest available)
  • Self-extinguishing material
  • Lowers insurance premiums significantly
  • Required for many industrial applications

Chemical & Grease Resistance

Unlike TPO, PVC membranes resist damage from oils, greases, and chemicals. This makes PVC ideal for restaurants, oil/gas facilities in Midland-Odessa, and industrial buildings where chemical exposure occurs.

  • Resists oils and animal fats
  • Withstands industrial chemicals
  • Perfect for restaurant roof exhausts
  • Long lifespan in harsh environments

Extreme Temperature Performance

West Texas experiences temperature swings from below 0°F in winter to over 100°F in summer. PVC membranes remain flexible in cold and don't degrade in heat—maintaining watertight seals year-round.

  • Flexible in extreme cold (below 0°F)
  • Stable in extreme heat (160°F+ attics)
  • Heat-welded seams don't separate
  • 20-30 year lifespan in Texas climate

Our PVC Roofing Installation Process

1
Roof Deck Inspection & Repair

Complete evaluation of existing roof deck, insulation, and drainage. We identify and repair any structural issues before installing new PVC membrane.

2
Insulation Installation

Install ISO board or polyiso insulation to meet or exceed R-30 requirements for Texas commercial buildings. Proper insulation reduces energy costs and extends membrane life.

3
Membrane Installation

Roll out PVC membrane in large sections, minimizing seams. We use fully-adhered or mechanically-attached methods depending on your building's wind exposure and structural capacity.

4
Heat-Welded Seam Technology

Use hot-air welding equipment to fuse membrane seams together at molecular level. This creates seams stronger than the membrane itself—impossible to pull apart and virtually leak-proof.

5
Flashing & Penetration Details

Custom fabricate PVC flashing for all roof penetrations, HVAC units, and parapet walls. Every detail is heat-welded for complete waterproofing.

6
Quality Assurance Testing

Test every seam with electronic or probe testing to ensure 100% watertight installation. Any defects are identified and corrected before final inspection.

PVC vs. TPO: Which is Better for West Texas?

Choose PVC When:

  • You need Class A fire rating (oil/gas, warehouses)
  • Your roof has chemical or grease exposure (restaurants)
  • You want maximum hail resistance
  • Your building is high-value and needs premium protection
  • You're in a high-wind area (Amarillo averages 12-14 mph)
  • You want longest possible warranty (30 years)

Choose TPO When:

  • Budget is primary concern
  • Roof has no chemical exposure
  • You need good (but not maximum) hail resistance
  • Building is lower-value warehouse or storage
  • 20-year warranty is sufficient

For most commercial buildings in Amarillo, Midland, and Odessa, PVC is worth the 15-20% premium over TPO due to superior longevity and lower lifetime maintenance costs.

Commercial Buildings We Serve

Office Buildings

Warehouses

Restaurants

Retail Centers

Schools

Medical Facilities

Industrial Plants

Oil & Gas Facilities

PVC Roofing Warranties

We install PVC membranes from leading manufacturers with comprehensive warranties:

  • Material Warranty: 20-30 years from manufacturer
  • Workmanship Warranty: 10 years from 5 Star Commercial Roofing
  • System Warranty: Full roof system coverage available
  • Hail Coverage: Optional hail warranty up to 2.5 inches

Get Your Free Roof Assessment Today

Serving Amarillo and the entire Texas Panhandle, plus Midland, Odessa, and surrounding West Texas communities. Most commercial insurance policies in Texas cover storm damage, and we work directly with all major insurance companies to ensure you receive the full coverage you deserve.