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EPDM roofing

EPDM roof installation, replacement, and repair for low-slope roofs in Northern Utah.

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EPDM for low-slope roofing.

Ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM) is a synthetic rubber roofing membrane. CCR offers EPDM installation, replacement, and repair for low-slope roofs. Planning includes membrane attachment, compatible seam materials, flashing details, drainage, and the condition of the existing roof.

When to get in touch

  • Membrane damage or worn seams
  • Leaks around flashing and penetrations
  • Planning a replacement low-slope roof

What we can discuss

  • EPDM membrane installation and replacement
  • EPDM roof repairs
  • Attachment, seam, and flashing details

Start with your property, not a generic quote.

Share your city, the work you have in mind, and any concerns. CCR offers free estimates so you can discuss your project before deciding what comes next.

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A few common questions

Good questions. Straight answers.

What is EPDM roofing?

EPDM is a synthetic rubber membrane used on low-slope roofs. Its seam and attachment methods differ from thermoplastic systems such as TPO and PVC.

Can an EPDM roof be repaired?

Some localized problems can be repaired with compatible materials. The existing membrane and the extent of damage need to be evaluated first.

How are EPDM seams different from TPO seams?

EPDM systems generally use compatible adhesives or seam tape, while TPO seams are heat-welded. Repair methods must match the existing membrane and system requirements.

What affects an EPDM replacement estimate?

Roof size, existing layers, insulation, drainage, flashing, access, and the attachment method all influence the proposed work and pricing.

Should I patch an EPDM roof with a general roof sealant?

Do not assume a general sealant is compatible. Unsuitable materials may damage the membrane or complicate later repairs. Ask about products approved for the existing system.

Let’s talk about your roof.

A repair, a replacement, or just a question. Start with CCR.