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Gutters are troughs installed along the eaves of a roof to collect and redirect rainwater away from the building's foundation. They help prevent water damage to the roof, siding, and landscaping.

Yes, TPO roofing is resistant to hail damage and can withstand impacts from hailstones without puncturing or tearing. It provides reliable protection for commercial and industrial buildings in hail-prone regions.

TPO roofing has a relatively low environmental impact compared to other roofing materials. It is recyclable, energy-efficient, and free of harmful chemicals, making it a sustainable choice for eco-conscious building owners.

Yes, TPO roofing is resistant to fire and meets stringent fire safety standards set by building codes and regulations. It has a high ignition point and does not contribute to the spread of flames in the event of a fire.

TPO roofing is designed for flat and low-slope roofs and may not be suitable for steeply sloped roofs. Consult with a roofing contractor to determine the best roofing material for your specific slope and architectural requirements.

TPO roofing is typically installed in large sheets that are rolled out and adhered to the roof deck using mechanical fasteners, adhesives, or heat welding. TPO seams are heat-welded or chemically bonded to create a watertight seal.

Yes, TPO roofing can be installed in high-wind areas when proper installation techniques and fastening methods are used. TPO membranes are lightweight but strong and can withstand wind uplift forces when installed correctly.

TPO roofing is suitable for a wide range of climates, including hot and cold regions, as well as areas with high humidity or extreme weather conditions. It performs well in both high and low temperatures and maintains flexibility in cold weather.

TPO roofing typically comes with warranties ranging from 10 to 30 years, depending on the manufacturer and product quality. Warranties may cover defects in materials and workmanship, as well as protection against leaks and premature aging.

Yes, TPO roofing is resistant to chemicals commonly found in industrial and commercial environments, including oils, grease, solvents, and acids. It provides excellent protection against chemical exposure and corrosion.