ARP Roofing & Remodeling

Austin, Texas

Austin TPO Roofing for Low-Slope Commercial Flat Roofs

If you manage a flat or low-slope building around Austin and you're weighing a single-ply reroof, here's what actually protects the warranty — and who puts it in writing before the first roll goes down.

ARP Roofing & Remodeling installs, replaces, and repairs TPO single-ply membrane on low-slope commercial roofs across Travis, Williamson, and Hays Counties. TPO is our flagship flat-roof system — reflective, heat-welded, and scoped in writing before work starts. Book your free Austin TPO assessment.

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Why ARP

Why Austin Buildings Run TPO on Their Flat Roofs

Most low-slope commercial roofs in Austin are flat for a reason — retail strips along the US-290 and MoPac corridors, office parks in Round Rock and Cedar Park, medical suites, and school buildings across Travis, Williamson, and Hays Counties all sit under wide, low-pitch decks. On a flat roof, the membrane and its seams do all the work, and that is exactly where TPO earns its place as the flagship single-ply system in our Austin commercial roofing lineup.

TPO is a thermoplastic membrane welded seam-to-seam with hot air, so the sheet fuses into one continuous surface instead of relying on glue or tape that lets go first. Its reflective white face throws off solar heat rather than soaking it in — and in a Central Texas summer, that shows up on the utility bill. A dark, heat-soaked roof drives a cooling load all day; a bright TPO surface lowers the deck temperature and eases the demand on rooftop HVAC, which matters most on the medical, office, and school buildings that run their air conditioning nine months a year.

The other Austin reality is water that does not leave. Flat roofs pond, and standing water after a Central Texas thunderstorm is the failure mode most facility teams inherit and never budget for. The details around every penetration — parapet flashing, HVAC curbs, expansion joints — are where a low-slope roof gives up first, long before the open field of the membrane wears out. ARP has completed commercial roofing work for the Hays County Fire Department and services buildings across the tri-county footprint, and every TPO scope names the drainage and detail work up front instead of discovering it halfway through.

A GAF EverGuard TPO membrane going down on an Austin low-slope roof — one continuous hot-air-welded sheet, run and supervised by ARP.
A GAF EverGuard TPO membrane going down on an Austin low-slope roof — one continuous hot-air-welded sheet, run and supervised by ARP.

The Right Fit

TPO vs PVC vs EPDM for Your Austin Roof

TPO is our default recommendation for most Austin commercial buildings, but it is not the only single-ply we install, and the right pick depends on how your building is used.

  • TPO — the flagship. Reflective, heat-welded, and cost-effective across the widest range of Austin retail, office, and institutional roofs. If nothing about your building pushes you elsewhere, TPO is the answer.
  • PVC — the choice for roofs that take grease, oils, or chemical exhaust, like restaurant and commercial-kitchen decks. It welds and reflects like TPO but resists those contaminants, and it runs higher on cost.
  • EPDM — a proven black rubber membrane that handles heavy thermal cycling and ballasted assemblies well. It does not carry TPO's reflective cooling advantage, which is why it is the exception rather than the rule in the Austin heat.

The honest version: your building's use, slope, and drainage decide it — not a brochure. ARP walks the roof and tells you which membrane fits your deck. Our commercial roofing contractor in Texas page carries the membrane-by-membrane physics independent of location.

A reflective white TPO roof carrying rooftop solar — the low-slope surface that throws off the Central Texas heat and gives the equipment a sound, watertight base.
A reflective white TPO roof carrying rooftop solar — the low-slope surface that throws off the Central Texas heat and gives the equipment a sound, watertight base.

Installed Cost

What TPO Roofing Costs in Austin

Installed TPO in Austin runs about $28,000 for a small 2,500-square-foot flat roof up to roughly $222,500–$334,000 on a 20,000-square-foot building — sized by roof area and system. PVC and EPDM run higher. Every number below includes a written scope.

TPO is priced two ways at once: by how much roof you have, and by what the deck and drainage underneath actually need. A larger building carries a larger total — there is no per-building flat fee. The ranges here are for a complete, installed GAF EverGuard TPO system on an Austin roof; PVC and EPDM sit adjacent and run higher.

Austin TPO — installed by building sizeRange (TPO)
2,500 sq ft flat roof$28,000 – $41,500
5,000 sq ft flat roof$55,500 – $83,500
10,000 sq ft flat roof$111,500 – $167,000
20,000 sq ft flat roof$222,500 – $334,000

Updated August 2026 — Austin market pricing. Every estimate includes a written scope and deck inspection; final price depends on your existing roof, deck condition, drainage, insulation, and roof access. PVC and EPDM systems run higher than the TPO ranges shown.

What moves your number inside those bands is deck condition, insulation, the scuppers and drains a new membrane warranty requires, and rooftop-unit access. ARP measures it and hands you an itemized scope after a free assessment — the number you approve is the number you pay. For the pricing picture across every commercial system, see our commercial roofing contractor in Texas page.

How ARP Installs

How ARP Installs and Services Your Austin TPO Roof

Three steps, and you know what is happening at each one.

  1. Assessment and condition report. ARP walks and photographs your roof and delivers a written report — deck, drainage, seams, and flashing named up front. If the membrane is weathered but the deck is sound, we will tell you a coating may extend it instead of a tear-off; see Austin commercial roof coatings.
  2. Written scope and a fixed number. You get an itemized scope before anyone signs. ARP handles permitting where required through the City of Austin and the applicable county jurisdiction, and coordinates inspection timing so it does not stall the job.
  3. Supervised install and warranty registration. One ARP project manager runs the job from first walkthrough through manufacturer warranty registration, with work phased around your tenants and operating hours.

If a leak is isolated, an Austin commercial roof repair may be all you need; if the membrane is past saving, we scope a full Austin commercial roof replacement. You get the depth of an established regional roofer backing your local Austin building.

Estimate your Austin project

What a TPO roof costs in Austin

Commercial TPO is priced per square foot of roof area. Membrane thickness, roof access, and the number of rooftop penetrations move the number — price your building against our 2026 Austin rates, then we'll confirm it on the roof.

Installed, per sq ft of roof area — 2026 Austin commercial rates
System Installed / sq ft Where it fits
GAF EverGuard TPO / single-ply $8.48 to $14.84 Low-slope membrane, heat-welded seams
Commercial metal (site-formed) $11.66 to $19.08 Standing-seam for steeper commercial roofs
Silicone / acrylic restoration coating $3.71 to $6.36 Restoration-eligible substrate only
Flat-priced commercial repair $1,600 to $3,700 per job Priced after an on-roof inspection

Read the units

Ranges are per square foot of actual roof area — the low-slope or steep surface a crew installs. Flat-priced repair is per job, not per foot. Coating rates assume a restoration-eligible substrate confirmed on the roof.

Price your Austin roof & book the visit

2026 Austin rates. About 40 seconds.

Roof area used: 12,000 sq ft — low-slope roofs run close to footprint

Adjust roof size to see your price

Your 2026 Austin range

Property type

We confirm your address is covered before we schedule. Additional cost may apply based on size, pitch, complexity and location.

Four things move your number

Driver 01

Roof size and pitch

Steeper means slower and safer, which costs more.

Driver 02

Material

The single biggest lever, and the one you actually choose.

Driver 03

Decking condition

Found at tear-off, photographed, and shown to you before any replacement.

Driver 04

Access

If your roof is hard to reach or the property is tight.

Honest fit check

Is ARP the right fit for your Austin project?

The best way to judge any Austin contractor — us or anyone else — is to ask for a written scope, ask who your single point of contact is, and ask when the manufacturer warranty gets registered in your name. If a roofer can't answer those three plainly, that's your answer.

Yes — we're a match

A good fit if you

  • Want a roofer your Austin neighbors have actually used — not a pop-up tent after the last hailstorm.
  • Want everything documented and in writing, with photos, before any crew gets on the roof.
  • Plan to stay in your Austin home or hold the property long term.
  • Had recent hail or wind damage and want it documented correctly for your carrier.
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No — we'll say so up front

Not the right fit if you

  • Need a commercial job below our minimum repair scope, or a firm residential repair price over the phone — we quote every repair after an on-roof inspection.
  • Need someone to start tomorrow with no inspection.
  • Are choosing purely on the lowest bid, without reading the scope underneath it.
  • Want a contractor to pay, waive or "take care of" your deductible — a criminal offense in Texas under Business & Commerce Code § 27.02.

We'd rather tell you that on the phone than waste a walkthrough.

No cost, no obligation

Your free Austin commercial roof assessment

A free Austin commercial roof assessment costs nothing and comes with no obligation. A project manager inspects the existing membrane, photographs the condition, and gives you a written report on whether a TPO system is the right call for your building.

We check the seams, the flashings, and the drainage a single-ply roof depends on — including whether new scuppers or drains belong in the scope. We won't lowball by leaving them out.

You get the photos and the scope whether you hire us or not, and on commercial work that scope is COO-reviewed before any crew mobilizes.

From assessment to warranty

1

Free Storm Shield Assessment

We measure your roof, photograph it, and document what's actually there — not a curbside guess. You get the photo set whether you hire us or not.

2

Written Scope Before Any Work

You'll see line-item scope, materials, warranty options, and a real number in writing. On commercial projects that document is COO-reviewed. Nothing starts until you've read it.

3

Install and Warranty Registration

A crew led by an ARP project manager does the work, pulls the Austin permit, and inspects at the key stages — then your manufacturer warranty registers in your name within 30 days.

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Deliverable 01 · Photo set

Photographs of every defect

Close enough to see the damage, wide enough to show where it sits on your roof.

02

Deliverable 02 · PDF report

A written condition report

Not a verbal "you need a new roof" on the driveway. Findings, slope by slope, in plain language.

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Deliverable 03 · Recommendation

Repair-or-replace reasoning

The recommendation and the why, so you can weigh it yourself instead of taking our word for it.

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Deliverable 04 · Carrier packet

Storm documentation in carrier format

Filed the way an adjuster expects to receive it, if there is hail or wind damage on your roof.

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Deliverable 05 · Line-item scope

A firm written scope and price

Every layer and line item, with a firm price, so you can compare bids on equal terms.

No fee, no deposit, no pressure. We confirm your address is covered before we schedule — then a project manager walks the roof.

Book your free assessment → Call (512) 312-7060

Questions that decide the job

Austin roofing — frequently asked questions

What is TPO roofing, and why single-ply for a flat roof?

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TPO is a thermoplastic single-ply membrane welded into one continuous sheet with hot air, then fastened or adhered over insulation on a low-slope roof. Single-ply is the standard for flat commercial roofs because the membrane flexes with daily heat cycling and the welded seams stay watertight far longer than the glued or taped joints of older built-up systems.

How does TPO compare to PVC and EPDM in Austin?

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TPO is our flagship and fits most Austin buildings — reflective, welded, and cost-effective. PVC is the pick for grease- or chemical-heavy roofs like kitchens and runs higher. EPDM is a proven black rubber membrane but lacks TPO's reflective cooling edge, which matters in the Texas heat. Your building's use and drainage decide it; ARP tells you which after walking the roof.

How long does a TPO roof last in Central Texas?

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A properly installed TPO roof commonly lasts 20 to 30 years, even under a full Central Texas UV and heat load. The reflective surface lowers the membrane's daily temperature and the heat-welded seams take the expand-and-contract cycling far better than glued ones. Install quality and drainage decide the rest — a roof that ponds ages faster than one that sheds water cleanly.

Can you repair our TPO membrane instead of replacing it?

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Often, yes. If the damage is isolated — a punctured membrane, a failed seam, or flashing at an HVAC curb — a flat-priced repair usually solves it without a tear-off or a tenant shutdown. If the deck or insulation underneath is wet, or the membrane is failing across the field, replacement is the honest call. ARP scopes it either way after a moisture-checked Austin commercial roof repair assessment.

Is a white TPO roof worth it for cooling costs in Austin?

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For most Austin buildings, yes. A reflective white TPO surface throws off solar heat instead of absorbing it, so the deck runs cooler and your rooftop HVAC works less through a long cooling season — real savings on medical, office, and school buildings that condition air most of the year. It is not a guaranteed dollar figure; the actual benefit depends on your insulation and how hard your units run.

Are you a flat roofing contractor serving Austin commercial buildings?

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Yes — ARP is a flat roofing contractor and low-slope work is the core of what we do across Travis, Williamson, and Hays Counties. Our flagship is GAF EverGuard TPO single-ply, and we also install PVC and EPDM membranes, restoration coatings, and low-slope commercial metal. If your building has a flat or low-slope roof, book an assessment and we will tell you which system fits your deck.

Still exploring?

Want the complete guide to commercial TPO & single-ply?

Our statewide commercial TPO & single-ply guide goes deep on materials, cost, lifespan, and how each choice holds up in Texas — the full answers behind this Austin page.

Read our Commercial TPO Roofing guide →

Explore your Austin roof

Start where your question is

Every door lands on one written scope — pick the one that fits where you are right now.

Book your free Austin commercial roof assessment

Photo-documented, with a written condition report in hand — whether or not you hire us.

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