What are The Best Lifetime Roof Solutions?

Why Silicone & Not TPO, Epdm, or other flat roof materials?

For the typical plastic and rubber roofs (which are all petroleum-based), the current cost per year is around $29-$63 per hundred square foot over the life of the roof when installed over top of one layer or over top of a new wood deck.
For roofs that already have a second layer and therefore must be torn off, plastic and rubber roofs cost around $36-$97 per hundred square foot per year over the life of the roof.
Even worse, those petroleum-based materials are currently skyrocketing in price & are taking up to a year to get delivered from the factory at an unknown future price which will be set at the time of delivery.
* Silicone only costs around $7-$15 per hundred square foot per year over the life of the roof regardless of existing number of layers.
Also, Silicone roofs never fill up landfills with roofing tear off. Silicone never requires taking the risk of a rain-storm flood-out that can come by tearing off the old roof.

The typical roof alternatives deployed by the major manufacturers for many years have been plastic or rubber roofs that typically last only 10-20 years before they leak & fail & the manufacturer happily sells you another full roof system.
Once a silicone roof is properly installed, it needs only minor maintenance and touch-up to last indefinitely.
The major flat roof manufacturers are terrified by the longevity of silicone roofing. One of The World's biggest manufacturers went so far as to purchase the world's largest roofing silicone producer so that they could slow down how fast silicone is replacing their disposable roofing systems.
The oldest silicone flat roofs are approaching 30 years old and are still in excellent condition and, as a result, they are now considered 50-year roofs. You will never see that kind of longevity out of the other flat roof alternatives.

Silicone does not have the oxidation problems that other flat roof materials have because, on a molecular level, it is basically polymerized glass.
When silicone's reflectivity becomes obscured by dust accumulation, it can be returned to energy-efficient high-reflectivity by merely spraying it off with water.
Silicone roofs do not require removal of previously installed roofs, so we do not contribute to the clogging of landfills with old roofing waste.
In addition to all the other outstanding benefits of silicone, it is extremely environmentally friendly.

Why Silicone & Not TPO, Epdm, or other flat roof materials?