GRP fibreglass
Seamless, hard-wearing, and formed on site. Mike is GRP trained.
Flat roofs fail differently from pitched ones. Water sits rather than runs, and traditional felt joins open up as they expand and contract with temperature. The fix is usually not another patch but the right system laid on a sound deck, with the falls and outlets that let water drain away.
We check the covering, deck, falls, upstands, edge trims and outlets. A leak on a flat roof can track a long way from where it shows inside.
We explain GRP, EPDM and felt for your roof, including how each handles foot traffic, detailing and budget.
Damaged boarding is replaced. Where suitable, a warm-roof build-up adds insulation above the deck to reduce condensation risk.
Upstands, trims, outlets and junctions with walls and windows are where flat roofs leak, so they get the most attention.
Seamless, hard-wearing, and formed on site. Mike is GRP trained.
A single flexible membrane with very few joins, good for simple shapes.
A traditional, budget-friendly option where it suits the building.
Where the insulation sits changes how the roof performs. We will explain which suits yours.
Sometimes a sound deck can be overlaid, but more often stripping back is the right approach. We will say which after looking.
Both outlast traditional felt. The best choice depends on the roof shape, detailing and how it is used.
Yes, garages, extensions, dormers and bays are all part of our flat roofing work.
Free site visit and written quote. Call 01273 819808, mobile 07956 998 965, or email mbroofing@hotmail.co.uk.