A durable synthetic rubber membrane known for its longevity and resistance to weathering — the proven choice for flat and low-slope roofs across Southeast Missouri.
EPDM is a synthetic rubber roofing membrane known for its longevity and resistance to weathering. Its flexibility and durability make it one of the most trusted choices for flat and low-slope roofs on both homes and commercial buildings across Southeast Missouri.
A well-installed EPDM roof handles temperature swings, UV exposure, and standing water without cracking or breaking down. The key is watertight seams and proper flashing — the details that keep a flat roof leak-free for decades — and that's exactly where our installation care shows.
As a family-owned, licensed, insured, and bonded company, we back every EPDM roof with solid workmanship and manufacturer warranties, and we provide a free, no-obligation written estimate before any work begins.
Here's why EPDM remains a go-to choice for flat and low-slope roofing.
A quality EPDM membrane delivers decades of dependable, low-maintenance service.
Stands up to UV rays, heat, cold, and standing water without breaking down.
Purpose-built for flat and low-slope roofs where shingles won't perform.
Easy to inspect, maintain, and repair over the life of the roof.
Flat and low-slope roofs have a completely different job than a steep shingle roof — water sits and drains slowly, so the roofing system has to be genuinely watertight, not just water-shedding. That's what EPDM is designed to do.
The difference between an EPDM roof that lasts and one that leaks comes down to the seams and flashing. Installed properly, an EPDM membrane forms a continuous, watertight barrier that protects the building for the long term.
Whether it's a home addition, a porch, or a commercial building, EPDM is a proven, cost-effective way to keep a flat roof dry.
Every EPDM roof we install is done to keep water out for the long haul.
From your first phone call to the final cleanup, here's exactly what to expect when you hire Simmons Roofing.
Call 573-472-3186 or request online. We inspect your roof, answer your questions, and provide a detailed written estimate — free, no obligation.
We assess the full condition of your roof, document everything with photos, and recommend the right solution for your home and budget.
Our experienced crews complete most roofs in a single day, using Owens Corning materials installed to Preferred Contractor standards.
We clean up your property thoroughly and back our work with solid workmanship and manufacturer warranties — including limited lifetime options.
EPDM stands for ethylene propylene diene monomer — a synthetic rubber roofing membrane. It's rolled out in large sheets and sealed at the seams to form a continuous, watertight surface, which makes it ideal for flat and low-slope roofs.
A professionally installed EPDM roof typically lasts 20 to 30 years or more. Its resistance to UV, weather, and temperature swings is a big part of why it holds up so well over time.
Yes — it's one of the best options available. EPDM was designed for flat and low-slope applications where water drains slowly, and its watertight membrane keeps those roofs protected far better than materials meant for steep slopes.
Both. EPDM is common on commercial buildings, but it's also an excellent choice for residential flat sections like porches, additions, and low-slope roofs.
Yes. One of EPDM's advantages is that it's relatively easy to inspect and repair. If a seam or puncture develops, it can usually be patched and resealed — take a look at our roof repair services or give us a call.
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