Durable synthetic rubber membranes for low-slope roofs on homes and commercial buildings, installed with sealed seams and flashed details.
EPDM is a synthetic rubber membrane used for flat and low-slope roofs. It is flexible, weather-resistant and familiar to many roofers and building owners. Property owners in Nashville choose EPDM for porches, additions, outbuildings and commercial roofs where a proven, repairable system makes sense. Black is the traditional color, and white is available for reflectivity.
We start with a Free Estimate and inspect the existing roof, deck and insulation. We recommend a full-adhered, mechanically attached or ballasted system, prepare the surface, install insulation and cover board and roll out the membrane with minimal seams. Seams are sealed with tape or adhesive, and corners, curbs and penetrations are flashed with formed pieces. We check seams carefully and walk the finished roof with you. Details decide how well an EPDM roof ages. We spend extra time on corners, curbs, pipe boots and edges, using formed accessories and proper sealants rather than improvised patches. We also place walk pads where people service equipment and recommend simple care such as keeping debris and sharp objects off the membrane. These steps protect the roof and make future repairs easier.
EPDM has a long record in the field and can be repaired with compatible patches and tapes.
Wide rolls mean fewer seams, which means fewer places for leaks to start.
Adhered, mechanically attached and ballasted systems each suit different roofs and wind needs.
Corners, curbs and edges are where EPDM roofs are won or lost, so we detail them carefully.
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BeforeAfterSurface and insulation reviewed.
Attachment method chosen.
Base prepared.
Sheets rolled and attached.
Details sealed.
Seams and edges checked.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
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You tell us what you see or what you want to change, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We inspect the roof and attic, measure, photograph details and talk through your goals and budget.
You review materials and colors with real samples and receive a plain written scope before anything is ordered.
We protect landscaping, set up debris control and schedule permits, deliveries and crews.
We remove the old roof, repair the decking, install underlayment, flashing and roofing and finish ventilation.
We sweep the yard with a magnet, haul away debris, walk through the finished work with you and share photos.
Yes, for flat and low-slope porches, additions and outbuildings.
It depends on thickness, installation and conditions. We explain what manufacturers state.
White EPDM is available for greater reflectivity.
Yes, with proper patches and tapes made for EPDM.
Light foot traffic is fine, and walk pads protect high-traffic areas.
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