60 mil non-reinforced
The workhorse. Excellent elongation for irregular substrates and tie-ins, lowest installed cost of the long-life single-plies.
Warehouses, offices, low foot traffic

EPDM Synthetic Rubber
Carlisle and Firestone EPDM in 60 and 90 mil, reinforced or non-reinforced, black or white — staying flexible down to -45°F where other membranes turn brittle and split at the seams.
Membrane
The workhorse. Excellent elongation for irregular substrates and tie-ins, lowest installed cost of the long-life single-plies.
Warehouses, offices, low foot traffic
Internal polyester scrim adds dimensional stability and tear strength — the choice for mechanically attached layouts and larger sheets.
Large open spans, mechanically attached
Heavier gauge for hail exposure, rooftop service traffic and buildings where a puncture means product loss below.
Manufacturing, distribution, hail-prone sites
Why EPDM in CT
Cured rubber keeps its elongation through deep cold, so it moves with the deck instead of cracking at the perimeter.
90 mil EPDM absorbs hail strikes that would puncture a thinner thermoplastic over a hard coverboard.
EPDM has the longest documented field history of any single-ply, with roofs past forty years still in service.
Factory-applied seam tape with primer, rolled and inspected — a chemically bonded lap, not a caulk joint.
Attachment
Fully adhered gives the cleanest appearance and the best wind performance — bonding adhesive over the coverboard, no flutter, no fastener penetrations through the membrane.
Mechanically attached reinforced sheets install faster and cost less on large open buildings, with fastener density increased at perimeters and corners per ASCE 7.
Ballasted loose-laid systems under river rock remain economical on structurally capable decks, though we usually convert them at replacement — ballast hides leaks and complicates every future repair.
Black absorbs heat, which helps melt ice and dries the roof quickly. White EPDM is available when reflectivity matters more than winter performance.
RoofingCat AI Assistant
We'll assess the seams, flashings and insulation moisture, then tell you honestly whether it's a repair, a re-cover or a replacement.