
When the The Belvedere at State-Thomas
condominiums in Dallas needed a new roof, Aspenmark Roofing Solutions reroofed
the 104-unit building with GenFlex’s Peel & Stick TPO.
Ask any property owner or manager - reroofing a 7-year-old structure is a hard project to swallow. But that was the best option for The Belvedere at State-Thomas condominiums in Dallas.
Working with Aspenmark Roofing Solutions in Dallas, Tonya Martin of RTI/Community Management Associates Inc., which manages the facility, realized that moving forward with the reroof presented opportunities to address the leak problems while also significantly improving the performance, efficiency and environmental friendliness of the roof.
While several contractors told Martin to flood coat the roof with asphalt, Chris Zazo and his team at Aspenmark had a better idea - roof the 104-unit building with GenFlex’s Peel & Stick™ TPO, a product that combines efficient installation with high reflectivity and durability.

The roof housed more than 200 HVAC units - all
of which were hoisted to complete the installation. Using Peel & Stick TPO
allowed the Aspenmark Roofing Solutions to install the roofing material in one
step.
“Given a small workspace and all the obstacles on the roof, Peel & Stick TPO was perfect for this job,” said Zazo, President of Aspenmark. “The product is easy to install, comes with the outstanding support GenFlex provides, and offers green benefits.”
The 150,000-square-foot project took Aspenmark’s crews four weeks to complete in the spring of 2008, during which they not only recovered the original BUR system on the flat portion of the roof, but also completed a retrofit that added almost 100 much-needed attic vents on a shingled portion of the roof.
According to Zazo, the benefits of the GenFlex Peel & Stick TPO roof will extend well beyond the simple application. With an instant 30-degree reduction in the ambient temperature of the roof, tenants may see greater comfort from the extremely hot Dallas climate as well as decreased energy costs. The property managers can feel confident that the new roof will stand up to the heavy foot traffic that more than 200 HVAC units add to a roof - and that any damage would be easily spotted on the white surface and even more easily repaired.
As for Zazo, he’s happy knowing that he completed another job as efficiently and greenly as possible.
“Installing a clean, green roof is the least we can do to reduce our carbon footprint,” he said. “It just makes life easier for everyone.”
For more information, visit www.genflex.com.
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