EPDM Commercial Roofing in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Yes. Ariel Roofing installs and repairs epdm roofing on commercial buildings throughout Fort Lauderdale and Broward County. Ballasted EPDM is a poor fit in hurricane country — loose ballast becomes windborne debris. On South Florida buildings we use adhered or engineered-attachment EPDM only, and only where the uplift design supports it.

20–30 years is the realistic service range when the system is installed to the manufacturer's detail and maintained. In Fort Lauderdale, hurricane design pressures, intense afternoon rain, and coastal salt exposure that is brutal on edge metal and exposed fasteners. That exposure — not the sheet itself — is what determines whether you reach the top or the bottom of that range.

We don't quote commercial roofing by the square over the phone. Price depends on deck type, existing insulation and how wet it is, tapered drainage design, rooftop equipment, access, and phasing around your tenants. We scan and measure the roof first, then hand you a fixed-price scope you can compare line for line.

Every assembly we install in Fort Lauderdale carries current Florida product approval or a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance for your building's design pressures, and we pull the permit and meet the inspections through the local building department.

Yes. Most of our Fort Lauderdale commercial work is phased — after-hours tear-off, weekend lifts, and section-by-section dry-in so no part of the building is ever left open overnight.

We give every owner all three numbers. An infrared scan tells us how much insulation is wet. Under roughly a quarter, restoration usually buys 10–15 years at a fraction of replacement. Above that — or with a compromised deck — replacement is the cheaper decision over five years.