FAQs

A rubber roof is a resilient, waterproof roofing solution typically constructed from EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer). It's commonly applied to flat or low-slope roofs. At Capital Roof Company, we specialize in rubber roofing installations.

With correct installation and regular maintenance, a rubber roof can have a lifespan of 30 to 50 years.

Indeed, rubber roofing demonstrates high durability. It's resistant to ultraviolet radiation, severe weather conditions, and cracking. Its flexibility makes it particularly suitable for climates with significant temperature fluctuations.

In certain situations, yes. Rubber roofing can be applied over some existing roofing materials, depending on the current roof's condition. We recommend a professional assessment to determine the feasibility.

Rubber roofs require minimal upkeep. Regular inspections, removal of debris, and sealing of seams or minor punctures are key practices to extend the roof's longevity.

Rubber roofs offer several advantages: they are cost-effective, environmentally friendly, energy-efficient, easy to repair, and have a longer lifespan compared to conventional roofing materials.

Affirmative. Rubber roofing reflects heat during warm weather and provides insulation in cold conditions, contributing to reduced energy consumption and lower utility bills.

Yes, rubber roofs are generally simple to repair. Sealants or patches can be used to address issues, making them more economical to maintain than many other roofing types.

No specialized cleaning is necessary for rubber roofs. A simple wash with water and mild detergent is typically sufficient to maintain its condition.