EPDM Rubber Roofing Systems in Atlanta
Durable EPDM synthetic rubber roofing for commercial and industrial buildings. Proven 50-year track record and extreme weather resistance.
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What EPDM Roofing delivers on a commercial roof.
EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) is a high-performance synthetic rubber membrane that has been the backbone of the commercial roofing industry for over 50 years. Its exceptional durability and resistance to thermal shock make it an ideal choice for large-scale industrial and commercial flat roofs.
How the system is built.
EPDM is a single-ply synthetic rubber membrane made of ethylene and propylene, with a small amount of diene. It is available in both reinforced and non-reinforced versions.
Why specifiers choose EPDM Roofing.
Proven Longevity
The only single-ply membrane with a 50-year track record of successful performance in diverse climates.
Extreme Flexibility
Remains flexible at temperatures as low as -40°F and can elongate over 300% to accommodate building movement.
Hail Resistance
Inherently impact-resistant, often achieving UL 2218 Class 4 rating for hail resistance.
UV Stability
Exceptional resistance to UV radiation and ozone, preventing common types of membrane cracking and degradation.
The numbers behind the system.
| Thickness Options | 45, 60, 90 mil |
|---|---|
| Material Type | Synthetic Rubber |
| Elongation | 300%+ |
| Service Temp | -40°F to 300°F |
| Max Warranty | 30-Year NDL |
Where EPDM Roofing works hardest.
Where we install EPDM Roofing
- Industrial Manufacturing
- Large Bulk Warehouses
- Hospitality Facilities
- Multi-Family Complexes
- Cold Storage Buildings
What you get long-term
- Lowest lifecycle cost of any flat roof
- Superior resistance to hail and impact
- Fastest installation for large open areas
- Accommodates extreme structural movement
EPDM: The Proven Choice for Industrial and Large-Scale Commercial Roofing
When it comes to longevity in the single-ply market, EPDM stands alone. With installations from the 1970s still performing today, EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) offers a level of historical proof that newer thermoplastic systems simply cannot match. Capital City Roofing recommends EPDM for large industrial facilities and warehouses where the building may undergo significant thermal expansion and contraction. EPDM's rubber-like properties allow it to stretch and move with the building without stressing the seams or the substrate. While TPO is often favored for its reflectivity in warm climates, EPDM remains a powerhouse for large square-footage roofs due to its rapid installation with wide rolls (up to 50 feet wide), significantly reducing the total number of seams on the project. For clients concerned about energy efficiency, we offer high-performance white EPDM options that combine the durability of rubber with the reflectivity of a white 'cool roof'.
Questions specifiers ask about EPDM Roofing.
Is EPDM only available in black?
While black is the most common and economical version, EPDM is also available in white (coated or laminated) for increased energy efficiency.
How are EPDM seams joined?
Unlike TPO which is welded, EPDM seams are joined using high-strength seam tapes and primers, creating a chemical bond between the sheets.
Can EPDM be installed over existing roofs?
Yes, EPDM is an excellent choice for 'recover' projects where the existing roof remains in place, provided the structure can handle the weight.
Trusted by Your Neighbors
“Capital City Roofing transformed our home. The team was professional, efficient, and the new roof looks incredible. They handled everything with the insurance company, making the process stress-free.”
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