What is an EPDM Roofing System? (Everything You Need to Know)
EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) roofing is exceptionally reliable and also favored by many modern
Commercial roofs in Cortlandt Manor need practical solutions that protect the building, limit business disruption, and account for drainage, HVAC units, roof penetrations, and foot traffic.
Meridian Contracting works on commercial flat and low-slope roofing systems, including repairs, inspections, maintenance, and replacement. We help property owners identify whether the roof needs targeted repair, coating, maintenance, or a full system replacement.
Repair for leaks, punctures, open seams, ponding-related issues, flashing failures, and roof penetrations.
Energy-conscious single-ply roofing option for many commercial and low-slope applications.
Rubber roofing system used on many flat and low-slope roofs with proper seams and drainage detailing.
Durable membrane system for certain commercial and multifamily roof applications.
Documented inspections to identify active leaks, aging seams, ponding, drainage issues, and maintenance needs.
EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) roofing is exceptionally reliable and also favored by many modern
Your business roof protects your building, goods, and employees from the elements and the structural
TPO and EPDM are two popular roofing systems in America. In this guide, we will
Ensure the safety of your commercial property by regular roof inspections. Business owners often overlook
Build a strong roofing solution with TPO roofing, a single layer for covering flat roofs.
We work on flat and low-slope systems including TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, and related commercial roof details.
Yes. We identify the source of the leak and repair the membrane, flashing, seam, drain, or penetration causing the issue.
At least twice a year and after major storms, especially for flat roofs with drains, HVAC units, or ponding water.
Ponding water is standing water that remains on the roof after rain. It can accelerate membrane wear and lead to leaks.
Yes. Maintenance can help extend roof life and catch problems before they affect the interior of the building.
It depends on roof age, leak history, membrane condition, drainage, and cost of repeated repairs.
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