Finished rubber flat roof on an extension with neat edge trims

No pooling, no patching, no felt

Flat roofs

Extensions, garages, dormers and porches — stripped back to a solid deck and finished in one piece of rubber membrane.

Water pooling, splits, or the same patch failing every winter usually means the covering has had it. We take flat roofs back to a solid deck, then lay a rubber membrane that goes down in a single piece — no seams across the middle to fail, and edges, upstands and outlets detailed so water actually leaves the roof.

Back to a solid deck

New OSB deck where the old one is soft, laid to falls so water runs off instead of sitting.

One-piece rubber membrane

EPDM in a single sheet — the joins are where felt fails, so we take the joins out.

Edges and outlets detailed

Trims, upstands and outlets done properly. That's where flat roofs actually leak.

Skylights and lanterns

Kerbs built and weathered so a lantern is watertight from day one — see the work below.

Our work

Flat roofs we've done.

Finished rubber flat roof on an extension with neat edge trims
New timber deck laid on a flat roof with the skylight opening framed out
Roof lantern fitted and weathered into a finished flat roof
Finished rubber flat roof to a dormer, chimney flashed in
Completed roof with new tiles alongside a flat roof section and lantern
Flat roof deck boarded out ready for the rubber membrane

Thinking about flat roofs?

WhatsApp us a photo of the roof and your postcode — we'll come back with a price. No obligation, no pressure, no salesman on your doorstep.

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