On that home (and all of our homes) we use an 80 Mil TPO roof. This home had two window manufacturers, Western Windows for smaller and operable windows, Kawneer (a commercial manufacturer) for the large front-glazed windows on the first floor and bridge areas of the home. Hope that helps. Ram also carries several lines as well as their own that fit the modern aesthetic and energy code requirements.

On the stucco or tile issue, it's a matter of texture and weighing the pros and cons of each material. Both are brittle materials and any movement in the surface of the exterior wall has to be resolved with control joints and your foundation has to be appropriate to the soil conditions to minimize the impact of expansion of soil and vertical movement of the house or it'll crack the materials. Stucco looks great but has to be power washed frequently especially on the north sides of homes where green algae likes to grow. it also stains easily so anything dripping off the roof will become apparent quickly where dirt, dust, and pollen follow the water. Grout in tile can effluoresce and leave milky white chalky residue on your tiles if there is any moisture behind the tile. It's all about the installation.