EPDM roofing gives flat and low slope buildings a rubber membrane that handles heat, heavy rain, and salt air at lower labor costs than a layered system. The material is ethylene propylene diene monomer, a synthetic rubber membrane that arrives in wide sheets and goes down as a single-ply membrane over the roof deck. Fewer sheets mean fewer seams, and fewer seams mean fewer places for water to find a way in.
DBM Roofing has installed and repaired EPDM roofing systems across Southeast Georgia and the South Carolina Low Country for over a decade. We work with the business owner who needs a commercial roof that lasts and with property owners who have a flat roof section, an addition, or a porch roof on a home. Every EPDM roof installation we handle uses quality materials from manufacturers that stand behind their warranties.
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Southeast Georgia and the Low Country put every roof through harsh weather conditions. Summer heat softens asphalt, salt air corrodes fasteners, hurricane season brings wind and days of standing water, and storm damage shows up on the roofs that were installed poorly in the first place. EPDM answers those conditions with a single continuous rubber sheet that flexes instead of splitting. The membrane stays intact through temperature swings that would open seams on a rigid roofing material. Wide sheet widths reduce the number of laps across the roof, and proper installation at the drains, curbs, and edges keeps water moving off the surface rather than sitting on it.
Every EPDM installation at DBM Roofing starts with a full inspection of the existing roof assembly. We check the deck, the insulation, and the drainage before any membrane goes down, then install to manufacturer specification and local building code. That approach protects your warranty coverage and supports long-term performance on the roof over your building.
10+ Years of Experience
DBM Roofing brings over a decade of hands-on EPDM roofing installation and repair work across Georgia and South Carolina.
Certified Roofing Contractors
Our team includes certified experts trained to meet the highest standards in the roofing industry, including GAF Master Elite credentials.
Emergency Roof Repair Services
When storm damage hits, DBM Roofing responds in a timely manner to protect your property from further harm.
Clear, Honest Pricing
We provide straightforward estimates at competitive prices with no hidden fees, so you know what to expect before work begins.
Superior Customer Service
Customer satisfaction drives how we run every job, from the first call through the final inspection.
Long-Term Roofing Solutions
Every roofing system we install is backed by manufacturer warranties and our own commitment to quality workmanship.
DBM Roofing is a leading commercial roofing company in Savannah, GA, with extensive experience in EPDM roofing installations and repairs. Our team of certified professionals can assess your specific needs and recommend the most suitable EPDM solution for
DBM Roofing is a roofing company serving business owners and homeowners throughout Southeast Georgia and the South Carolina Low Country, including Savannah, Richmond Hill, Statesboro, Brunswick, Hinesville, Metter, Douglas, Mount Pleasant, and North Charleston.
If your building needs a new EPDM roof, a repair to an existing one, or a second opinion on a quote you already have, our team will inspect the roof, explain your options in plain language, and give you an honest number at no charge. Talk to a roofing contractor who will tell you when a repair makes more sense than a replacement.
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Most EPDM roofing systems perform for 30 to 50 years. Service life comes down to installation quality, deck condition, drainage, and how much foot traffic the roof takes.
Both are great options. EPDM has a longer field history and handles temperature swings well. TPO offers a heat-welded seam and higher reflectivity in white. The right pick depends on your building, your budget, and how the roof gets used.
Often yes. If the existing roof is dry, sound, and within local code limits on layers, a recover saves the cost of a tear-off. We check the insulation for trapped moisture first, since wet insulation will shorten the life of anything installed over it.
Yes. Homes with flat or low slope sections, porch roofs, additions, and garage roofs are good candidates. EPDM is one of the more affordable options for small residential low slope areas.
Pricing depends on square footage, tear-off requirements, insulation, deck condition, and the attachment method. We provide an itemized estimate after inspecting the roof.
