WCR Construction Inc installs and repairs EPDM rubber roofing in Massachusetts. Flat roofs, low slope additions, porch roofs, and garage roofs, covered with a seamless membrane and priced in writing before any work begins.
Shingles need pitch to shed water. On a flat or low slope roof, water sits instead of running off, and that is where rubber membrane takes over. EPDM covers the deck as one sealed surface, which is why it holds up on additions, porches, and dormers.
EPDM rubber roof installation in Massachusetts starts with a dry deck. We tear off the old flat roofing, replace soft plywood, and set insulation board before rolling out the membrane. Seams, corners, drains, edge metal, and wall terminations are then sealed as one continuous system.
EPDM roof repair in Massachusetts handles flat roof leaks, seam separation, punctures, shrinkage at the edges, failed pipe boots, and ponding water damage. Maintenance visits clear drains, reseal terminations, patch the membrane, and catch soft insulation before the wood deck underneath starts to rot away.
The membrane is glued down over the entire surface. It stays flat in wind, handles foot traffic, and is the common choice on residential flat roofs.
Plates and fasteners hold the membrane down along the seam laps. It installs faster, and it is a practical option on larger low slope roof areas.
Old flat roofing comes off, wet insulation gets replaced, and the new rubber roof goes down on a clean dry deck instead of over trapped water.
Low slope work needs membrane detailing, not shingle habits. We treat the flat sections as their own system.
Wet insulation and soft plywood come out before the membrane goes down, so the new roof stays dry.
Most flat roof leaks start at the seams, drains, and terminations, so those details get the attention first.
Our flat roofing crew works in Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire. Pick your town to see local details and recent membrane work.