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EPDM (ethylene propylene diene terpolymer) roofing is an environmentally friendly material to use on your commercial roof. Additionally, it’s easy to install and is extremely durable, making it great for your next roof installation.

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When it’s time to replace the roof of your home, there are many factors to consider. In recent years, metal roofs have taken off. While some homeowners think contractors oversell these roofs and avoid them simply so they don’t buy into the latest fad, the fact is that metal roofs have more benefits than traditional roofs. At Intelligent Design, our experts can walk you through the pros and cons, and help you find the best fit for your home.

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Repairing or replacing your roof can be stressful, and it’s difficult to know what to ask your contractor to ensure you’re well informed at all times. When you choose Intelligent Design, you choose a team of professionals who are the best in the business. We’ll work with you and go through our process so you know what to expect every step of the job. Consider asking these questions or some of your own if you’re looking for a roofing job.

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You should evaluate the terms of the roofing warranty to ensure that the value of your roof is protected according to the guarantees of both the manufacturer and the contractor. Since the roof is arguably the most important investment in your home, you should seek and expect a top-tier warranty with a no dollar limit (see below). This protects you against a continuously depreciating warranty after a roofing installation.

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Every dollar you spend on your roof is a significant investment that improves the state of your home and increases your property’s market value. A roof in top-notch condition contributes more to your home’s efficiency, safety, and comfort than any other component within the structure.

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Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM) is a durable synthetic rubber roofing membrane used for low-slope applications in commercial structures. It has two primary ingredients: ethylene and propylene. Both are derived from oil and natural gas. EPDM is available in a wide variety of sizes but only two colors, black and white. You can also install them in two thicknesses, 45 and 60 millimeters. We adhere EPDM to your building’s roof using a variety of methods including liquid adhesives, mechanical attachments, ballasts, or industry-grade tape.

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As a business owner, you have a lot on your plate. While keeping your business moving forward, you also need to keep the property maintained. You should start with your roofing system because it is the most critical component of the building. Intelligent Design can help you keep your roof in good shape year after year. We offer complete roofing repairs and replacement for your business. Below are some of our roofing tips for new business owners.

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The roof is an easy part of your home to forget about––until something goes wrong, that is. And when something goes wrong, it can be difficult to get the information you need to come up with a fix you can afford. That’s why we’ve put together answers to 10 of the questions we hear most often from our clients. Check them out here, and if you have any more questions after this blog, be sure to give us a call! Werner Roofing is here as a resource for you, and we’d love to help answer any roof-related concerns you might have.

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EPDM Roofing is one of the most durable and cost-effective products for commercial buildings. Intelligent can install or replace your current roof using EPDM roofing materials. Call us today for an estimate!

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You spent a lot of money in your commercial roof. You depend on that roof to protect your investment, inventory, employees, and customers. Knowing what areas of your roof are most vulnerable allows you to keep a close watch for damage or wear in those areas. Intelligent Design discusses the vulnerable areas of your commercial roof.

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