ePDM Roofing
The EPDM roofing system was created in the 1930s. It was only a popular commercial roofing option then but as the technology advanced, the use of EPDM became much more varied. Ethylene Propylene Diene Terpolymer or EPDM is one of the most popular types of commercial roofing systems in Colorado.
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ePDM roofing types
EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) is as a tough synthetic rubber membrane for low slope commercial roofs. It is available in black or white, in a variety of widths and thicknesses. The three types of EPDM installation are ballasted, fully adhered and mechanically attached.
EDPM roofs are known for being highly resistant to the effects of ozone, UV and abrasion. They are also exceptional for resistance to extreme heat and cold, high winds and hail. Their elastic characteristics that are able to withstand structural expansion and contraction, which often causes premature failures in other roofing system types.
ballasted
Ballasted EPDM construction uses larger sized rolls of EPDM rubber, held in place with a rounded washed stone top layer.
fully adhered
Fully Adhered EPDM roofing incorporates a mechanism where by the insulation is mechanically attached to the roof, and the EPDM membrane is then glued to the insulation layer with an adhesive.
mechanically attached
With mechanically attached EPDM roofing systems, the rubber membrane is physically attached to the deck (often by means of a batten cover strip and roofing screws). The seams are covered and sealed with rolls of EPDM seam tape and adhesive.
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Most times inspections are complimentary. Depending on the circumstances Multi-facet projects may require a fee due to the complexity & time spent creating a report.
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Yes, we install all Single-Ply Commercial Membranes.
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Yes. depending on the specific design installed warranties range from 15 yr - 30yr.