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New EPDM Installation
EPDM roofs for commercial buildings, additions, porches and other low-slope areas.
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EPDM Rubber Roofing in Greenville, NC
EPDM is a durable rubber membrane with a long track record on flat and low-slope roofs. Get EPDM repairs, installation and replacement for commercial buildings, additions and porches.
✓ Rubber Membrane Roofs
✓ Flat & Low-Slope
✓ Repairs & Replacement
✓ Greenville & Pitt County
What Is EPDM?
A Proven Rubber Roofing Membrane
EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) is a synthetic rubber membrane used on flat and low-slope roofs for decades.
It is installed in large sheets with seams joined by tape or adhesive, and it stays flexible through summer heat and winter cold.
Most EPDM issues start at seams and flashing, which is where inspections and repairs focus.
EPDM is often chosen for its durability and because it is straightforward to inspect and repair.
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Rubber Membrane Roofing
EPDM Services
EPDM Roofing Services
Installation, repair and maintenance for rubber roofing systems.
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EPDM Replacement
Replace an aging rubber roof or convert a failing low-slope roof to a new membrane.
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Rubber Roof Repair
Patch punctures and tears and repair seams that have started to separate.
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Seam & Flashing Repair
Reseal seams and rework flashing around drains, walls and penetrations.
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Storm Damage
Repair wind and debris damage to membranes, edges and flashing.
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Roof Inspections
Check seams, flashing, drains and membrane condition before small issues grow.
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EPDM Compared to TPO
Both are single-ply membranes for low-slope roofs, with some key differences.
EPDM
Rubber membrane, usually black, with taped or adhered seams. Flexible across temperature swings and easy to patch.
FlexibleEasy RepairsLong Track Record
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TPO
White thermoplastic membrane with heat-welded seams. Reflective surface helps limit heat gain in summer.
ReflectiveHeat-WeldedCommercial
TPO Roofing →Warning Signs
Common EPDM Roof Problems
What to watch for on a rubber roof.
Seam Separation
Adhesive or tape seams can loosen over time and let water in.
Punctures & Tears
Debris, foot traffic and branches can damage the membrane.
Shrinkage
Older membranes can shrink and pull at edges and flashing.
Flashing Leaks
Walls, vents, drains and curbs are common leak points.
Ponding Water
Standing water after rain points to drainage problems.
Surface Wear
Cracking or chalky surfaces suggest an aging membrane.
How It Works
Our Commercial Roofing Process
A straightforward process for evaluating your roof and planning the right next step.
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Contact Us
Tell us about your building, location and roofing concerns.
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Roof Evaluation
Review the membrane, seams, flashing and drainage.
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Review Solutions
Discuss repair, coating, recover or replacement options.
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Plan Your Project
Set the scope of work and schedule around your operations.
Serving Eastern North Carolina
EPDM Roofing in Greenville & Pitt County
Greenville NC Roofing works on rubber and other low-slope roofs throughout Greenville and nearby communities.
Have a Rubber Roof Problem?
Call to discuss EPDM repairs, recovery or replacement for your building.
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EPDM Roofing FAQs
Common questions about rubber roofs in Greenville, NC.
What is EPDM roofing?
EPDM is a synthetic rubber membrane used on flat and low-slope roofs. It is installed in large sheets with taped or adhered seams.
Can an EPDM roof be repaired?
Yes. Punctures, tears and loose seams can usually be patched if the rest of the membrane is in good condition.
Is EPDM or TPO better?
Neither is better for every building. EPDM is flexible and easy to repair; TPO is reflective with heat-welded seams. Your roof’s condition, use and budget decide the best fit.
How long does an EPDM roof last?
It depends on membrane thickness, installation, exposure and maintenance. An inspection gives the best idea of remaining life.
Can EPDM be used on homes?
Yes. EPDM is common on low-slope sections of homes such as porches, additions and carports.
Why is water ponding on my rubber roof?
Ponding usually comes from clogged drains, sagging insulation or deck problems. It should be checked because it stresses seams and the membrane.
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