Get compatible repairs for leaks or damaged details on your TPO roof. RGR works with the existing membrane and the conditions around the affected area.
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IICRCRepair localized punctures or damaged areas when the retained membrane can support a compatible repair.
Review leaking seams and connections around penetrations, walls, and roof edges for appropriate repair work.
Connect interior symptoms with roof condition, previous work, and the areas that need closer review.
Share where the TPO roof is leaking and any recent rooftop work. Include the address, prior repair information and access restrictions.
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If a TPO roof starts leaking after equipment work or an earlier repair, let RGR know. Records of the membrane, past patches and rooftop changes help us understand the affected area before discussing the next repair.
We explain the work in terms of the seams, edges and penetrations involved, so you can understand what the proposal covers. Your project manager also asks about access and the spaces below the roof, keeping the repair connected to the way your building is used.
Leaks may involve membrane damage, seams, roof edges or equipment penetrations. Share earlier repairs and recent rooftop installations so those details can be considered together.
Your proposal identifies preparation, materials and the details to be repaired. Roof condition and drainage determine whether a focused repair is practical or broader work is needed.
A useful estimate defines the work, materials and assumptions before the total. These are the main factors to discuss for your property.
The membrane or covering, leak location and extent of deterioration guide the repair.
Seams, flashing, edges and penetrations need materials and methods suited to the existing system.
Roof access, drainage and any damaged substrate affect the work required.
Share the leak location, roof documents, previous repairs and any recent equipment installation or rooftop work that may help explain the problem.
We discuss the membrane condition, affected seams or flashing and compatible preparation and materials, including any limits of the proposed work.
Your RGR project manager works with you on roof access and timing, and is your contact for questions while the agreed repair is carried out.
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Read articleA localized repair may be possible if the existing membrane and surrounding materials are suitable. The age, condition, contamination, and compatibility of the repair materials must be checked.
The source may involve flashing, seams, penetrations, or the equipment itself. The roof detail and adjoining equipment need to be assessed before choosing the repair.
No. Color does not establish compatibility. Repair products and methods need to be appropriate for the identified membrane and manufacturer requirements.
Wet materials can change the repair scope. The affected assembly should be evaluated so the proposal addresses the condition beneath the membrane, as well as the visible defect.
Share business hours, access restrictions, and tenant needs when requesting an assessment. Available scheduling and the construction sequence depend on the approved work.
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