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Why TPO Roofing Is Better for Mobile Homes
At Leesburg Mobile Home Roofing, we work with different solutions for mobile home roofs—repairs, coatings, roof-overs, and replacement systems. One option we often recommend for low-slope roofs in hot, sunny areas like Leesburg, Florida is TPO roofing. This page explains why.
First, what is TPO?
What Is TPO Roofing?
TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) is a single-ply roofing membrane that comes in wide rolls. It’s installed in large sheets and heat-welded at the seams, creating a continuous, watertight surface across your roof.
Most TPO membranes are bright white and reflective, which helps bounce sunlight away from your home and can reduce heat buildup inside.
Why mobile home owners like TPO.
Benefits of TPO for Mobile Homes
Strong Seams & Leak Resistance
TPO seams are heat-welded, not just glued or sealed. This fused connection gives you strong protection in the areas that usually fail first on older roofs.
Cooler Interior Feel
The reflective surface helps cut down on how much heat the roof absorbs. Many homeowners notice their AC doesn’t work quite as hard once a bright, reflective system is installed.
Lightweight but Durable
TPO adds minimal weight to the structure, which is important for mobile homes, while still standing up well to sun, wind, and daily wear.
Smooth, Simple Surface
The smooth, continuous surface makes it easier to spot issues early and keep the roof maintained over time.
If you’re not sure exactly what kind of roof you have, that’s normal – we’ll figure that out during your inspection and explain it in simple terms.
Compared to what might be up there now.
TPO vs. Older Mobile Home Roof Systems
TPO vs. Aging Metal Roofs
Metal can be noisy, prone to dents, and may rust or develop leaks at fasteners and seams over time. TPO is quieter and doesn’t rust, and its seams are welded instead of exposed.
TPO vs. Shingles on Low-Slope Roofs
Shingles are made for pitched roofs where water runs off quickly. On low-slope mobile home roofs, water can sit and creep under shingles. TPO is specifically designed for low-slope conditions.
TPO vs. Old Coatings & Patch Jobs
Coatings and patches can be helpful for a while, but once the roof is too worn out, layering on more products is just buying short bursts of time. A properly installed TPO system gives you a fresh, continuous surface.
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We’ll check your roof, take photos, and walk you through your options so you know exactly where you stand.
TPO is powerful—but not the only answer.
Is TPO Right for Your Mobile Home?
TPO can be a great choice if you’re looking for:
Long-term leak protection
A cooler, more comfortable home
A clean, modern roof system that’s easier to maintain
But it isn’t the only option. In some cases, a repair, coating, or different type of roof-over may make more sense.
Our team can inspect your roof, show you the condition it’s in, and explain whether TPO or another solution is the smarter move for your specific home.
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Tell us about your home, and we’ll set up a convenient time to inspect the roof, show you exactly what is going on, and give you clear options from Leesburg Mobile Home Roofing.
