Rubber Roofing

Service Description

20 years ago with the goal of diverting and recycling the tremendous deluge of used tires ultimately destined for landfill. Years of research and development led to the creation of a unique formula, containing approximately 95% recycled materials, for the production of the world’s finest synthetic roofing products available on the market today. From 250 to 1,000 rubber tires are used in the production of a rubber roof for an average-sized home. Scrap material generated during the installation process can be collected and recycled again – virtually eliminating environmentally harmful waste. Advantages: - At .80 a square foot, this is one of the most inexpensive roofing materials around. - very lightweight - Installers also have options of how they will install the material. - fairly durable, doesn’t scratch or scuff easily, and can be easily repaired if a leak does occur. Disadvantages: - Appearance -puncture fairly easily