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Low Slope Roofing
Burnett Roofing - Low Slope Roofing
EPDM

Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer is a black or white membrane that comes in 45 mil,60 mil, and 90 mil thicknesses and can either be Mechanically-Attached or Fully-Adhered. EPDM has the advantage of being is easy to repair and is competitively priced. These are projects in which we have installed EPDM:

(Also known as flat roofing) is a common type of roof for commercial and industrial buildings. "Low Slope" is classified as any pitch below 3' on 12' (3' Vertical for every 12' Horizontal). A typical low slope pitch on a commercial building is much lower

at 3" on 12' and, therefore, requires a tough, continuous membrane.

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We install the four most common commercial roofing membranes: EPDM, TPO, PVC and Modified Bitumen (MB is a broad category of different types of rubberized asphalt sheeting).

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Burnett Roofing is "Tier One" licensed for all of the membranes we install, which means we have been factory-trained by the manufacturer and are among an elite group of contractors certified to install their products. These manufacturers include: Firestone, Carlisle, Johns Manville, Tremco, Siplast, Soprema, Flex and Sarnafil.

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As certified contractors, we can provide warranties guaranteed by the manufacturer for up to 30 years on any of the membranes listed below.

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TPO

Thermoplastic Polyolefin is typically a white membrane (gray and tan are also available) that comes in 45 mil., 60 mil., and 80 mil. thicknesses as well as Fleecebacked and can be either Mechanically-Attached or Fully-Adhered. White TPO is highly reflective and can help cool a building in summertime. This material is competitively priced. These are projects in which we have installed TPO:

PVC

Poly Vinyl Chlorideis typically a white membrane (limited colors are available) that comes in 45 mil., 50 mil., 60 mil., 80 mil. thicknesses as well as Fleecebacked and can be Mechanically-Attached or Fully-Adhered.  PVC has superior resistance to animal fats and is therefore a recommended material for restaurants. The white membrane is reflective and can help lessen the cooling load on a building. Here are some projects where PVC was installed:

Modified Bitumen

The most common modified membranes are SBS Styrene Butadiene Styrene and APP Atactic PolyPropylene. These membranes come in a large variety of formulations, thicknesses and colors but they all share the common characteristic of being very durable. These membranes are installed in 2 layers (sometimes three) using hot or cold asphalt. This material has a higher cost, but a much higher puncture resistance than a single ply membrane. Here are some projects where Modified Membranes was installed:

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