Rubber Roofing

Keeping the Roof Over Your Head

Rubber roofing might not be the first option that comes to mind for your home business, or other commercial property, but it’s quickly becoming a popular choice for business owners thanks to its durability and cost-efficiency. EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) roofing is not only budget-friendly—it’s also quick to install, helping reduce labor expenses and minimize disruption to your operations. At New Heights Roofing, we specialize in commercial rubber roofing solutions, including fully adhered EPDM systems and granulated rolled roofing, tailored to meet a variety of flat and low-slope roof needs. We proudly serve businesses throughout Concord, NH, and the surrounding areas.

Benefits of Rubber Roofing

Rubber roofing is easily pliable and waterproof, which means it is great for roofs that aren’t steep and can’t dispel water as easily.

This type of roofing can last much longer than other materials. It also requires very little maintenance and is easy to repair, and the material is 100% recyclable.

Because rubber can be installed over existing shingles by just placing a layer of foam between the shingles and the rubber, installing rubber roofing is fairly easy to install and doesn’t take much time.

The foam placed underneath the rubber helps add insulation, decreasing energy costs. Rubber also reflects the sun’s heat, reducing the need for air conditioning.

Not only is rubber fire-resistant, but it can actually slow down a fire in your home. Some homeowners’ insurance plans will even give you a rate reduction for having an EPDM rubber roof.

Granulated Rolled Roofing Vs. Fully Adhered EPDM Rubber

Granulated rolled roofing is a rubber material that comes in rolls of 100 square feet, making it much easier to install than individual shingles. It is installed horizontally across the roof and is much cheaper than other roofing materials. However, because this material is thin and not very durable, it is most often used for non-residential structures, such as garages, sheds, and barns.

On the other hand, EPDM, which stands for Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer, is ideal for low-sloped homes. Although it does not have the versatility in colors that asphalt has (it comes in black, but can be painted white for aesthetics and heat reflection), EPDM is extremely easy to install—sometimes, it can be installed in just one sheet, which means no seams. Although EPDM used to generally be used for commercial structures and flat roofs, it is now being used for all types of roofs due to its affordability and ease of installation.

Other Roofing Materials We Offer:

Metal Roofing

Asphalt Shingles

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For more information, or to schedule your free estimate, contact us today at 603-548-4484. We look forward to working with you on your project!

New Heights Roofing

117 Hall St

Concord, NH 03301

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603-548-4484

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603-995-4181

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newheightsroofingnh@yahoo.com

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7 Days a Week

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM