EPDM Roofing

What does EPDM mean in Roofing?

EPDM roofing is a rubber membrane system which is used on flat roofing. It is made from a synthetic rubber. Most this synthetic rubber is made up of ethylene and propylene. EPDM roofing systems benefit form being both economical and easy to use.

Why Choose EPDM Roofing?

Flat roofs are both practical and affordable. And are being used with increasing frequency. They are one of the most highly loaded components of a building. Which means waterproofing the flat roof is challenging.

EPDM Roofing is a way to reliably overcome the problem of waterproofing a flat roof. It is resistant to all types of radiation including Ultraviolet and Infrared.

And can stand up to the most extreme of weather conditions. Including severe rain, intense sunshine and heavy snow.

Unlike conventional roofing systems which can age quickly the EMPDM system we use had a service life of more than 50 years.

EDPM Roofing can be used in a number of situatuons incuding garages, extensions, loft conversions and the main roof.

Summary of the benefits of EPDM Roofing:

• Service life of more than 50 years.
• 100% bitumen-resistant.
• Completely UV-resistant and weatherproof.
• Permanently elastic and flexible at low temperatures of down to -40°C.
• Ultimate elongation of more than 500%, free from shrinkage.
• No shattering effect.
• Non-slip, even when wet.
• Environmentally friendly and recyclable.
• How Long Can EPDM Rubber Roofing Last?
• Modern rubber is not vulnerable to the ultraviolet rays produced by the sun. This means EPDM roofing can last for more than 50 years.  It is wind and water resistant, and can even stand up to the worst storms.