EPDM Roofing (Rubber Roofing)

EPDM is one of the most popular and time-tested flat roofing systems in the U.S.

Key Benefits:

Highly resistant to UV, heat, and weathering

Excellent expansion/contraction tolerance

Long lifespan — typically 20–30 years

Great for both residential and commercial buildings

Fast, cost-effective installation

Ideal For:
Home additions, garages, low-slope homes, and commercial roofing.

TPO Roofing

TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin) is an energy-efficient single-ply membrane known for its reflective white surface.

Key Benefits:

Reflects sunlight to reduce cooling bills

Heat-welded seams for superior waterproofing

Resistant to punctures, algae, and mold

Lifespan anywhere from 20–30 years

Environmentally friendly material

Ideal For:
Commercial buildings, industrial roofs, and homes seeking energy efficiency.

PVC Roofing

PVC is a premium-grade flat roofing membrane known for strength and chemical resistance.

Key Benefits:

Exceptional durability and flexibility

Fire-resistant and self-extinguishing

Heat-welded seams for watertight protection

Resistant to chemicals, grease, and rooftop equipment

Ideal For:
Restaurants, industrial buildings, warehouses, and high-performance residential roofs.

Modified Bitumen Roofing (Mod-Bit)

A hybrid asphalt roofing system with reinforced layers.

Key Benefits:

Strong, puncture-resistant surface

Excellent performance in extreme temperatures

Available in heat-welded, torch-down, or self-adhered forms

Highly durable for high-traffic roofs

Ideal For:
Buildings where roof access or foot traffic is common.

Built-Up Roofing (BUR)

Also known as “tar and gravel,” BUR is a multi-layered flat roofing system.

Key Benefits:

Exceptional waterproofing

Extremely durable due to multiple layers

Fire-resistant and UV-resistant

Lifespan of 20–30 years

Ideal For:
Commercial and industrial buildings looking for long-term strength.