Single Ply Roofing Systems in Western Colorado

Aging TPO and EPDM roofing systems eventually reach a point where repairs are no longer effective. At Colorado Commercial Roofing Restoration by American Dream Roofing, we provide expert single ply commercial roofing in Colorado, helping property owners upgrade failing membranes with durable, long-lasting solutions. Our commercial single ply roofing systems are designed to improve energy efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and deliver superior protection for commercial buildings throughout Western Colorado.

Our single-ply roofing system is a high-performance, heat-welded PVC roofing system designed for new construction and complete reroof applications. Instead of relying on coatings or temporary fixes, this system creates a fully adhered, seamless membrane that delivers long-term protection and performance.

The heat-welded seams form a watertight barrier that resists leaks, standing water, and harsh weather conditions. Its reflective surface helps reduce heat absorption, improving energy efficiency and lowering cooling costs—especially important for commercial buildings across Western Colorado.

This system is ideal for flat and low-slope roofs commonly found on commercial, industrial, and large residential structures throughout the Western Slope. Whether you’re replacing a failing membrane or planning a new build, Flexion 2.0 provides a durable, low-maintenance solution built to perform for years.

PVC single-ply roofing systems use a flexible membrane installed over a properly prepared roof assembly. Conklin’s Flexion 2.0 system can be configured as either a mechanically attached or fully adhered system, depending on the project requirements and roof assembly.

The system uses heat-welded seams to join membrane sections, creating continuous connections between sheets. Conklin’s specifications also address membrane flashing, accessories, insulation, fasteners, adhesives, sealants, and metal flashing as components of the complete roofing system.

For an existing commercial roof, the condition of the current membrane, substrate, insulation, drainage, seams, and other roof components should be evaluated before determining whether a new single-ply system or membrane restoration is appropriate.

Conklin’s Flexion 2.0 PVC system can be installed using either a fully adhered or mechanically attached configuration. The appropriate attachment method depends on the roof assembly, substrate, project specifications, and applicable manufacturer requirements.

Fully adhered systems use bonding adhesive to attach the membrane to the prepared substrate, while mechanically attached systems use approved fasteners and attachment components. Conklin’s specifications establish requirements for the complete system and require application by contractors trained in the Flexion 2.0 system.

For an existing commercial roof, the attachment method and overall system should be evaluated based on the building and roof conditions rather than selecting one configuration universally.