Insulated Patio Cover Still Leaking After Repairs? Ask About TPO Roofing
Written November 10, 2026.
Quick answer: Cody Peterson, owner of City Seamless, says we figured out a way to use TPO roofing on insulated patio covers that keep leaking after repairs. Cody says it works extremely well and costs way less than redoing the whole patio cover. The first step is a free on-site design consultation: call or text 725-502-3114.
A cover that keeps leaking
Cody puts the problem simply: people have insulated patio covers, and they leak. Cody says the people who built the cover often come back out again and again ("you know, 100 times and it still leaks") because they don't know what to do.
If earlier repairs haven't stopped the leak, ask about TPO at a free on-site design consultation.
What makes a cover insulated
Our insulated patio covers use panels with a 3-inch foam core and aluminum on both sides. They keep the space underneath cooler than a standard solid aluminum roof, and the panels can hide the wiring for ceiling fans, recessed lights and outlets. We install Four Seasons Elitewood insulated systems, and our insulated patio covers page has the details.
Cody on TPO roofing for a leaking insulated cover
City Seamless does roofing as well as patio covers, and on flat and low-slope roofs our roofing side installs TPO. TPO stands for thermoplastic polyolefin. It is a bright white, highly reflective roofing membrane. Our roofing site's TPO and PVC roofing page says more about it.
Cody describes using TPO roofing on insulated patio covers as a special thing City Seamless does, and says it works extremely well. As Cody puts it, you end up with a commercial-grade roof on top of your patio cover, and Cody says you almost end up with a better product than you started with.
Choosing between a TPO roof, a re-lid and a new cover
- A TPO roof on your insulated cover. Cody describes TPO roofing as City Seamless's option for an insulated cover that keeps leaking, and says it costs way less than redoing the whole patio cover.
- A re-lid. New roof panels on an existing aluminum cover whose posts and beams are still sound. Our re-lid post explains it.
- A new cover. That post also lists when a whole new cover is usually the better choice: a bent frame, sagging beams, posts that are loose or damaged at the base, or a cover you want bigger or in a different place.
At the free on-site design consultation, we can look at your cover and talk through the options.
Before you call
A few things help us at the consultation:
- How many times the cover has been worked on for this leak, and by whom, if you know.
- When it drips: during a storm, after one, or when the sprinklers run.
- Photos from underneath of the stains or the drips, sent by text to 725-502-3114.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to replace an insulated patio cover that keeps leaking?
Cody Peterson, owner of City Seamless, describes TPO roofing as an alternative to redoing a leaking insulated patio cover. Cody says it works extremely well and costs way less than redoing the whole cover. Call or text 725-502-3114 for a free on-site design consultation.
What is TPO roofing?
TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) is a bright white, highly reflective roofing membrane for flat and low-slope roofs. City Seamless Roofing installs it.
Is the patio cover as good afterward?
Cody says you almost end up with a better product than you had, because you have a commercial-grade roof on top of your patio cover.
How much does a TPO roof on a patio cover cost?
We don't post a price for it. Cody says it costs way less than redoing the whole patio cover. The free on-site estimate gives you the price for your cover.
How do I get my leaking insulated cover looked at?
Call or text 725-502-3114 to set up a free on-site design consultation. Photos of the drips from underneath, sent by text, help us get ready.
Related City Seamless resources
- Insulated patio covers
- Old aluminum patio cover leaking or faded? Ask about a re-lid
- Wind damage on your patio cover: what to check and what we repair
- How lattice, solid and insulated patio covers handle Las Vegas storms
Planning a patio cover? Request a free on-site estimate or Call or Text 725-502-3114.
About City Seamless Patio Covers
Company: City Seamless Patio Covers, family-owned in Las Vegas, with trade roots dating to 1976
Nevada Contractor Licenses: #0081882 and #0082656
Awards: Best of Las Vegas, Las Vegas Review-Journal, 2024 and 2025 (Patio Covers)
Products: Alumawood and Four Seasons Elitewood patio covers: lattice, solid, insulated, combination and freestanding
Permits: Handled by City Seamless, from application through final inspection
Contact: Call or Text 725-502-3114 | cityseamlesspatiocovers.com