EDPM Roofing
Learn more about EDPM roofing (ethylene propylene diene terpolymer), referred to as a rubber roof, for low-slope Commercial roofs in Dickson County & Middle Tennessee.
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EDPM Roofing at a Glance
Full Name
Ethylene propylene diene terpolymer
Uses
Low-slope commercial roofs
Investment
Low range price
Color Options
Black
Life Span
50 Years
Made Of
Extremely durable synthetic rubber roofing membrane
Pros to EDPM Roofing
- Life Expectancy: EPDM has a similar life span as asphalt shingles in that it lasts about 40 years.
- Price: Less expensive than other flat roof systems, EPDM offers a more affordable option.
- Durability: Due to its elasticity, EPDM can withstand high winds and a range of temperatures allowing it to be a great solution for commercial buildings as well as being used in various climates.
- Ideal Repair: Requiring less equipment and less cost, repairing EPDM is easy and affordable for any homeowner.
- Environmentally friendly: Mostly made up of recycled materials, EPDM is an environmentally friendly material used for roofing.
Cons to EDPM Roofing
- Lack of color choices: Mostly black in color, EPDM materials absorb heat unless chosen in its white color.
- Aesthetics: Less eye-candy-like than other options, EPDM’s rubber properties don’t offer a clean look like other roofing options.
- Fragility: EPDM is not immune to tears or rips caused by falling objects such as tree limbs during storms.