PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Flat Roofing
Flat Roofing and Domestic Roofing
Our flat roofing division fits a full range of roofing products including single-ply systems, built up felt and asphalt. This service is offered equally to large national contractors, smaller local builders and direct to members of the public.
As part of our services we can supply green roofs which are increasingly popular as part of designers environmental commitment.
We can arrange insurance backed guarantees to provide peace of mind.
We undertake many domestic contracts ranging from small repairs and maintenance jobs to extensive roofing installations.
Our expertise is geared to provide the best quality service with a minimum of disruption and we are happy to advise on work required and to provide free quotations.
A significant element of our work is gained through recommendation and we receive many letters expressing high satisfaction with our work.
FAQs about Flat Roofing
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions about flat roofing and our services.
What is flat roofing?
Flat roofing refers to roofs with a very low slope, typically less than 10 degrees. They are common in commercial buildings and some modern residential designs.
What are the advantages of flat roofing?
Flat roofing offers several advantages including easier access for maintenance, a modern aesthetic, potential for rooftop gardens or patios, and typically lower installation costs.
How do you ensure proper drainage on a flat roof?
Proper drainage on a flat roof is achieved through careful design and installation of drainage systems such as gutters, scuppers, and internal drains to prevent water pooling.
What materials are best for flat roofing?
Common materials for flat roofing include EPDM rubber, TPO, PVC, and modified bitumen. The choice of material depends on factors like budget, climate, and specific building needs.
How long does a flat roof typically last?
The lifespan of a flat roof varies depending on the material used. On average, a flat roof can last between 15 to 30 years with proper maintenance.